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Bradshaw leaves it late for the U’s

By Sam Parsons

TO THE RESCUE: Cambridge United’s Zak Bradshaw, second right, is congratulated on his late leveller
PICTURES: Alamy

CAMBRIDGE United boss Neil Harris lamented his side’s lack of ‘drive to learn’ after they rescued a point in injury time against a depleted AFC Wimbledon.
Zak Bradshaw’s stoppage-time equaliser earned the U’s a point, after they had fallen behind to a first-half Jayden Stockley goal.
Both teams were missing key players due to injury and international call-ups, with Wimbledon only naming five substitutes and C...

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