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DUNNE: OUR LUCK MUST COME GOOD

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 October 2018

THREAT: Chucks Aneke can’t convert a cross as he is closely shadowed by Cambridge United’s Louis John
PICTURE: PSI/Nigel Cole

By Alex Uney

TUSSLE: Rhys Healey tries to battle through

JOE DUNNE bemoaned a familiar story as Cambridge fell to another defeat to remain in the bottom two, having earned only one point from their last seven league matches. Chuks Aneke struck the decisive goal for the visitors after 29 minutes, winning a key battle with Brad Halliday by the halfway line, before running clear on goal and slotting the ball under goalkeeper David Forde.
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