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Liam Apicella
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Sports Editor, Cambridge Independent
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Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna previews Premier League clash against Arsenal after Gunners knocked Real Madrid out of Champions League
By Liam Apicella Verified| Suffolk News Verified Published: 08:53, 19 April 2025 Having watched Arsenal demolish Real Madrid over two legs in the Champions League, Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna could be forgiven if he were having sleepless nights due to the prospect of Sunday’s Premier League clash against the Gunners at Portman Road. However, McKenna believes that the clash provides his relegation-threatened side with not only a chance to show they can be competitive, but also prove that they are in the top flight ‘on merit'.
Cambridge United boss Neil Harris talks up team’s ‘fighting chance’ of League One survival after Sullay Kaikai scores winning goal at Huddersfield Town
By Liam Apicella Verified| Cambridge Independent Verified Neil Harris has praised the ‘character’ that his Cambridge United players showed away at Huddersfield Town this afternoon to give themselves a ‘fighting chance’ of retaining their League One status. When the hosts’ Josh Koroma cancelled out James Brophy opener in the 89th minute at the John Smith’s Stadium, the live league table had the U’s seven points from safety with only three fixtures remaining.
Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna previews Premier League clash against Arsenal after Gunners knocked Real Madrid out of Champions League
By Liam Apicella Verified| Suffolk News Verified Published: 08:53, 19 April 2025 Having watched Arsenal demolish Real Madrid over two legs in the Champions League, Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna could be forgiven if he were having sleepless nights due to the prospect of Sunday’s Premier League clash against the Gunners at Portman Road. However, McKenna believes that the clash provides his relegation-threatened side with not only a chance to show they can be competitive, but also prove that they are in the top flight ‘on merit'.
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Cambridge Independent