EFL Trophy

And whoever loses will say, it didn't really matter.

It was a dead rubber tie in the EFL Trophy where, as you say, we would expect probably both sides to make a decent amount of changes.

Chesterfield have typically tended to, and Mansfield as well, as you said, their priority.

With no progression through that competition, you imagine we'll be firmly on their League One campaign.

Fulham we had Bobby Moore he played for us Unbelievable.

Which player scored in the following and is the only player to do so? The Premier League, the Championship, League One, League Two, the Conference Nationals, the Conference South, Ismailian League Premier, FA Cup, League Cup, Football League Trophy, FA Trophy, Champions League, Europa League, Scottish Premier League, Scottish FA Cup, and the Scottish League Cup.

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It's basically classed as trophies.

I mean, Rotherham's won the Johnson's paint, the EFL trophy twice.

I don't know how many times Chesterfield have won it.

I know that Chesterfield have never, ever, ever been in the championship in my life, ever in history, whereas Rotherham have spent about... 50% of their time in the championship, so rather than half, probably bigger than Chester.

So, yeah.

Go on then.

Virtue, Trophy, Checker Trade or Winscreen Shield knowledge.

What two teams have won it the most?

Yeah, definitely.

They're doing better in this competition than they are in the EFL Trophy or the Jersey Mikes, although that's League 1, League 2 opposition.

This is National League, which is still senior pros.

I have a feeling, though, Aldershot maybe had an eye on the FA Cup game on Saturday, which is a trip to Barnsley of League 1.

And now, of course, they beat Old Shot Town, who, of course, you know, National League side.

So, yeah, it's good that they get an experience playing against senior pros and hopefully do well in the knockout stages.

Yeah, so you'll be hitting the road for some EFL trophy action next week.

They play their final game at Colchester on Tuesday.

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Cambridge United were on fire on Tuesday night putting six past Brighton's under-21s in the EFL trophy and tomorrow they're in FA Cup action at Bristol Rovers.

We've got a preview of that game coming up.

Cambridge City are going through a tricky spell.

Couldn't resist.

Anyway, fireworks taking place this evening.

We start with Tuesday night's match, though, at the Abbey in the EFL Trophy, where the youth were looking for some kind of response following the drubbing by Leighton Orient.

Calumstead brace and a first senior goal for Dan Afobi fired Cambridge United into a 6-0 victory over Brighton's under-21s.

Yeah, absolutely.

So should we move forward? Let's talk about something positive for a change, shall we? Massive, massive congratulations to young Ray Spangler-Williams, who scored his first senior goal for Cambridge United, their 6-0 win against Brighton under-21s in the EFL Trophy last night.

So the goal came in the 43rd minute, a left-foot finish into the top corner.

I'm going to show the videos for those who haven't seen it yet.