Wednesday 29th March 2000 : Reserves win against Bristol City

The reserves recorded a good win against Bristol City reserves at the Abbey Stadium this afternoon. It was a more settled side than in recent weeks with no trialists on show other than Daniel Grieves who signed non-contract terms on deadline day to allow the 21-year-old former Watford midfielder to continue his extended trial with the club.

Ben Chenery captained the side who ran out 2-0 winners thanks to goals from Zema Abbey and Grieves, and Abbey reportedly had a "superb" first half. Clive Wilson made his comeback at left-back after a five week lay-off with a knee injury and could be in contention for the first team at Oldham on Saturday if he suffers no ill-effects.

Cambridge United reserves: Arjan Van Heusden, Andy Ingham, Clive Wilson, Demba Traore, Ben Chenery (c), Adam Tann, Daniel Grieves, Jamie Cassidy, Daniel Chillingworth, Zema Abbey, David Preece.
Subs: Leighton Hill, Duncan Lockhart, Alex Revell, David Bridges, James Mercer.

Bristol City: Anthony Malessa, Robin Hulbert, Alex Ball, Rohan King, Tom Jordan, Danny Coles, John Burns, Neil Ashley, Stuart Hussey, Alex Meechan, Ben Wright.
Subs: Kevin Amamkwaah, Tynan Scope, Scott Morrison, Danny Turner, Darren Jones.