Bromley v Cambridge United: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Bromley host Cambridge United on Tuesday as the two clubs begin their EFL Trophy campaign.

The Southern section Group C clash sees League One Cambridge travel to take on the League Two outfit with both clubs hoping to bounce back from weekend defeats.

The U's are second bottom in League One after going down 2-0 at Bristol Rovers, while Bromley were beaten 2-1 at home by Crewe.

How to watch Bromley v Cambridge United and TV channel

The Bromley v Cambridge United tie will be available to watch on Sky Sports +.

Bromley v Cambridge United kick-off time, date and venue

Bromley v Cambridge will take place at Bromley's Hayes Lane home and will kick off at 19:45 BST on Tuesday 3rd September.

Bromley v Cambridge United stats and head-to-head

Bromley are competing in their first-ever EFL campaign after going up via the National League play-offs and they have started the season with two wins and two defeats.

Victories over Harrogate Town and AFC Wimbledon have been followed by losses to Bradford City and Crewe to leave them 10th in the table, while they were also knocked out of the EFL Cup by Wimbledon last month.

Cambridge have yet to win this season, losing to Stockport, Crawley and Bristol Rovers and drawing with Blackpool in League One, while they were beaten by QPR in the EFL Cup.

Bromley and Cambridge have never played each other in a competitive game.

Bromley v Cambridge United team news

Bromley team news

Ravens boss Andy Woodman could decide to give several of his first-choice players a rest for the opening EFL Trophy clash.

Louis Dennis, Omar Sowunmi and Sam Long are all in line to start, while recent loan signings Ben Thompson and Josh Thomas will hope to make their full debuts.

Cambridge United team news

The visitors are also expected to ring the changes for the trip to Hayes Lane with fringe players and some youngsters likely to get the chance to impress.

Among those hoping to get the nod to start from boss Garry Monk are James Brophy, Emmanuel Longelo and Liam Bennett.