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11 Oct 2025
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11 Oct 2025
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Shrewsbury moved out of the League Two relegation zone following a comfortable 2-0 win at home to Cambridge.
George Lloyd and Will Boyle scored first-half goals as the struggling Shrews picked up their first home league victory of the season.
The lacklustre visitors never looked likely to rescue a point after failing to get a single shot on target during a flat second half.
Lloyd put the hosts ahead after taking advantage of a defensive mix-up after 12 minutes.
Zak Bradshaw had a long-range effort saved by Will Brook as the game went through a quiet spell.
Town doubled their advantage when Boyle headed home a Sam Clucas corner after 36 minutes.
Tommy McDermott was inches away from slotting home a teasing Clucas cross five minutes before the break.
Lloyd and Anthony Scully nearly got on the end of Ismeal Kabia’s dangerous cross early in the second half.
Lloyd had a shot well-blocked by Liam Bennett with eight minutes to go as the game petered out.
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