Cambridge United 1-2 Huddersfield Town result, stats and report

Oxford United dominated possession and led through Siriki Dembélé's early goal, but Cambridge United levelled through Ben Knight on 57 minutes to earn a draw that Oxford will know they should never have allowed.

Bromley beat Huddersfield Town 2-1 in League One despite being outplayed for most of the match. Mickel Miller's 71st-minute winner settled a game that Huddersfield had absolutely no business losing.

Huddersfield Town bossed Mansfield Town from start to finish with 59% possession and 19 shots, but a red card for the hosts and stubborn defending produced a goalless draw that will frustrate both camps for different reasons.

Burton Albion led twice through Gassan Ahadme's double but Curtis Tilt's 90th-minute header for Cambridge United denied the hosts all three points at the Pirelli Stadium.

Barnsley have shipped 17 goals in their last ten League One matches and Cambridge United have scored in every single one of their last six. Something has to give at Oakwell on Saturday.

Plymouth Argyle welcome Huddersfield Town to Home Park on Saturday looking to make their ground a fortress. The thing is, Huddersfield have not lost in their last five matches, and that makes this a proper test.

Cambridge United host Blackpool at the Abbey Stadium on Saturday, and the question is simple. Can a home side that has not kept a single clean sheet in their last five League One matches contain visitors who have won seven of their last ten in the same competition?

Sheffield Wednesday arrive at Huddersfield with four wins from their last five in League One and goals flowing freely. Huddersfield have not lost in five. Something has to give.