Football

Seattle-based footwear and athletic apparel brand will adorn the front of United’s shirts.

The centre-forward is back with the Lilywhites following his departure in February.

Josh Coulson is confident that a positive 2025/26 season lies ahead of Cambridge United.

Cambridge City have announced their first addition of the summer.

Liam Bennett and Sullay Kaikai had both been due to leave the club at the end of the month.

The centre-back, who spent the last three years with King’s Lynn Town, featured for the U’s on more than 300 occasions.

The Lilywhites confirmed last week that they had retained their captain for the 2025/26 campaign.

The Under-18s manager has succeeded Darren Marjoram as the new first team head coach.

The 22-year-old playmaker has had previous spells at Ipswich Town and Manchester City.

The Histon and Comberton Village College player is facing up to the prospect of a long time on the sidelines.

The boyhood Cambridge United midfielder has gone for a mixture of seriousness and humour in his new book.

Luke Chadwick backs Cambridge United to bounce back in League Two under Neil Harris’ management.

Neil Harris has bolstered his backroom team at Cambridge United.

The centre-back has made more than 200 appearances for the U’s across two spells.

Cambridge United will run out at the recently-opened FWD-IP Community Stadium in early July.

Darren Marjoram is leaving Cambridge United after four seasons with the club.

Director of football Mark Bonner has outlined the reasons for optimism at Cambridge United.

The right-back’s current contract at the Cledara Abbey Stadium is due to expire at the end of next month.

The latest addition to the backroom team is a familiar figure to head coach Neil Harris from their time together at Millwall.

Under-15s come out on top in final with a 3-1 victory over St Dunstan’s College.