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Cambridge United 3-0 Chester: Cal sorry for Blues’ backing

Chester manager Calum McIntyre was disappointed with the manner of his side’s exit from the FA Cup as the National League North side went down at League Two Cambridge United.
MORR HEAT: Chester’s Iwan Murray is challenged by central defender Michael Morrison PICTURE: Tom Green

By Matthew Gooding

CAMBRIDGE UTD 3
Kouassi 10, 35, Brophy 45+3

CHESTER 0

 

Chester manager Calum McIntyre was disappointed with the manner of his side’s exit from the FA Cup as the National League North side went down at League Two Cambridge United.
Roared on by more than 1,200 traveling fans, the Blues were up against it from the tenth minute when Kylian Kouassi netted from close range.
Kouassi added a second before James Brophy made it 3-0 and wrapped the game up for the U’s before half-time.
McIntyre said: “There are ways to lose football matches, and feeling like you’re out of the ...

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