GO cambridge united football club

If you’re tired of hearing about the same football teams competing in the same boring old Premiership (see Manchester United and Arsenal) and fancy seeing the sport how it was meant to be played without the big bucks and huge sponsorship, it’s time you paid a visit to Cambridge United Football Club [map], Newmarket Road, Abbey Stadium.

Here you’ll see some of the best lower division football around and many of the talented players who may eventually be transferred to the Premiership.

Never reaching the top league, Cambridge has still managed to pull off some great victories including becoming Division Three champions in 1990-91 and Division Four champions in 1976-77.

Cambridge United Football Club has had its fair share of heroes. Tom Finney went on to play for Northern Ireland, Steve Spriggs made 417 league appearances and Alan Biley took Cambridge to near-victory in the golden era of 1975-1980 with an impressive 74 goals.

The stands aren’t particularly modern or luxurious but the whole community supports this struggling club through thick and thin. Tickets can be purchased from £10-14 for adults and children and concessions from £4-£5 depending on who Cambridge is playing.