Money still short on numbers for Stevenage clash
Richard Money's squad continues to be hit by injury as the Cambridge boss prepares for the Sky Bet League Two clash against Stevenage.
The U's are already without top scorer Barry Corr and, having not won in the league since mid-August, Money is likely to be without two other key men when he welcomes Teddy Sheringham's side to Abbey Stadium.
"Josh Coulson looks as though he has strained his calf in training on Tuesday and that could be a couple of weeks I guess, while Mickey Demetriou came off the pitch last weekend with a sore patella tendon and hasn't trained this week," Money told United Player.
It is hoped goalkeeper Chris Dunn could be fit despite suffering a groin injury. Sam Beasant will be on standby.
Stevenage have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the game.
Striker Ben Kennedy, back in training following hip surgery, is getting closer to a return but will not be involved at the weekend.
It remains to be seen whether defender Dale Gorman, recently troubled by a back problem, is able to feature, while midfielder David McAllister and striker Adam Marriott (both knee) are both definitely out.
Boro are looking to bounce back from their 3-2 defeat at Barnet last time out, prior to which they were unbeaten in four games.
Source: PAR
