Cambridge United and Arsenal U21 drew 1-1 in EFL Trophy. The fixture is part of the Group Stage - 8 stage in the 2019 season. The match was played at Abbey Stadium in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. C. Breakspear officiated the match. The full-time result capped a Cambridge United vs Arsenal U21 meeting in EFL Trophy with detailed post-match statistics available on Sportra. This match centre covers lineups, live events, player ratings, team statistics, xG, head-to-head history, and related news for Cambridge United and Arsenal U21. On Sportra you can view xG, lineups, match statistics, events, player ratings, predictions, head-to-head history, and related news for this fixture.
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Cambridge United and Arsenal U21 drew 1-1 in EFL Trophy. The fixture is part of the Group Stage - 8 stage in the 2019 season. The match was played at Abbey Stadium in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. C. Breakspear officiated the match. The full-time result capped a Cambridge United vs Arsenal U21 meeting in EFL Trophy with detailed post-match statistics available on Sportra. This match centre covers lineups, live events, player ratings, team statistics, xG, head-to-head history, and related news for Cambridge United and Arsenal U21. On Sportra you can view xG, lineups, match statistics, events, player ratings, predictions, head-to-head history, and related news for this fixture.
EFL TrophyNew Hibernian signing Adam Mayor feels he's "picked the right club" are joining from English Championship side Milwall. The 21-year-old, who began his youth career with Tranmere Rovers and Preston North End, becomes David Gray's fifth signing of the summer window. Mayor joined Milwall in January 2024 before loan spells as English League Two sides Bromley and, most recently, Cambridge United.
Tunisia have a new manager at the 2026 World Cup after firing Sabri Lamouchi in the wake of their opening-match disaster against Sweden. Following a brutal 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Sweden in their Group F opener, Tunisia made the drastic decision to relieve Sabri Lamouchi of his duties as head coach, naming international Hervé Renard as his replacement. Just hours after the North African side’s devastating tournament debut, federation officials dismissed the 54-year-old manager, who ultimately lasted just five total matches in charge of the national team. Forced into an emergency coaching search, Tunisia officially unveiled Renard on June 16—leaving the Frenchman with just five days to prepare for a critical Matchday 2 showdown against Japan, where a defeat would officially eliminate Tunisia from the competition. Renard brings wealth of World Cup experience to Tunisia This will be far from the first time the French tactician roams the sidelines on soccer’s biggest stage. In fact, Tunisia marks the third different national team Renard has led into a World Cup tournament. Herve Renard arrives before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group F match between Tunisia and Japan. (Getty Images) His first showcase came with Morocco at Russia 2018, where his squad managed just a single point in the group stage before an early exit. He followed that up with Saudi Arabia at Qatar 2022, stunning Lionel Messi and eventual champions Argentina with a 2-1 victory in the opening match. By taking the helm for Tunisia in 2026, Renard has become only the second French manager in soccer history to coach at least three different nations at the World Cup. He trails only the legendary Henri Michel, who holds the record by managing four different countries: France (1986), Cameroon (1994), Morocco (1998), and the Ivory Coast (2006). Hervé Renard’s coaching career The French manager boasts an incredibly seasoned and diverse resume, featuring stints in Europe alongside highly successful tenures guiding multiple national teams across Africa and Asia. The complete breakdown of Renard’s managerial journey: Cambridge United (England) – 2004AS Cherbourg (France) – 2005–2007Zambia National Team – 2008–2010 / 2011–2013Angola National Team – 2010USM Alger (Algeria) – 2011FC Sochaux (France) – 2013–2014Ivory Coast National Team – 2014-1015Lille OSC (France) – 2015Morocco National Team – 2016-2019Saudi Arabia National Team – 2019–2023 / 2024–2026Tunisia National Team – 2026-Present
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New Hibernian signing Adam Mayor feels he's "picked the right club" are joining from English Championship side Milwall. The 21-year-old, who began his youth career with Tranmere Rovers and Preston North End, becomes David Gray's fifth signing of the summer window. Mayor joined Milwall in January 2024 before loan spells as English League Two sides Bromley and, most recently, Cambridge United.
Tunisia have a new manager at the 2026 World Cup after firing Sabri Lamouchi in the wake of their opening-match disaster against Sweden. Following a brutal 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Sweden in their Group F opener, Tunisia made the drastic decision to relieve Sabri Lamouchi of his duties as head coach, naming international Hervé Renard as his replacement. Just hours after the North African side’s devastating tournament debut, federation officials dismissed the 54-year-old manager, who ultimately lasted just five total matches in charge of the national team. Forced into an emergency coaching search, Tunisia officially unveiled Renard on June 16—leaving the Frenchman with just five days to prepare for a critical Matchday 2 showdown against Japan, where a defeat would officially eliminate Tunisia from the competition. Renard brings wealth of World Cup experience to Tunisia This will be far from the first time the French tactician roams the sidelines on soccer’s biggest stage. In fact, Tunisia marks the third different national team Renard has led into a World Cup tournament. Herve Renard arrives before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group F match between Tunisia and Japan. (Getty Images) His first showcase came with Morocco at Russia 2018, where his squad managed just a single point in the group stage before an early exit. He followed that up with Saudi Arabia at Qatar 2022, stunning Lionel Messi and eventual champions Argentina with a 2-1 victory in the opening match. By taking the helm for Tunisia in 2026, Renard has become only the second French manager in soccer history to coach at least three different nations at the World Cup. He trails only the legendary Henri Michel, who holds the record by managing four different countries: France (1986), Cameroon (1994), Morocco (1998), and the Ivory Coast (2006). Hervé Renard’s coaching career The French manager boasts an incredibly seasoned and diverse resume, featuring stints in Europe alongside highly successful tenures guiding multiple national teams across Africa and Asia. The complete breakdown of Renard’s managerial journey: Cambridge United (England) – 2004AS Cherbourg (France) – 2005–2007Zambia National Team – 2008–2010 / 2011–2013Angola National Team – 2010USM Alger (Algeria) – 2011FC Sochaux (France) – 2013–2014Ivory Coast National Team – 2014-1015Lille OSC (France) – 2015Morocco National Team – 2016-2019Saudi Arabia National Team – 2019–2023 / 2024–2026Tunisia National Team – 2026-Present
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