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LIAM & THE U’S RISE TO CHALLENGE

UPBEAT Cambridge United defender Liam Bennett says their flying start to life back in League One may have surprised outsiders – but not themselves.
By John Lyons

After climbing back up to the third tier at the first time of asking, Neil Harris’ charges have settled into their new surroundings in style. The U’s were a lofty fourth heading into yesterday’s encounter at fellow high-flyers Oxford.
It’s one in the eye for the doubters who had them pencilled in as League One cannon fodder this term.
“We’re really happy,” right-back Benne...

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