There are three rounds left in League Two until the end of the championship. The first-placed team on the table is Cambridge United, which will have a great opportunity to secure a place in League One by winning this match, which they have been waiting for since 2002. Throughout the season, they play great football and they absolutely deservedly put themselves in a position to fight for entry into a higher rank. Their form lately is really fantastic, out of a possible 30 points in the last matches, they managed to win as many as 22. With 66 goals scored in 43 games, they are the second most efficient team in the league. The team is led by a young 35-year-old Mark Bonner who has been at the club since 2011 and in the first season in which he works independently as a coach he did a great job. He also owes a great deal of gratitude to the great striker Mullin, who is by far the best scorer in the league with 28 goals scored, 11 more than his closest companion. They enter today's match after two great victories on away fields against very good opponents. Judging by the coach's statements before the game, the players did not need additional motivation because the importance of the match is sufficient in itself. 

Stevenage, a team that has ensured a safe survival in the league, is coming to their guests, and they have no chance for higher positions. They are currently in bad shape, they have tied three defeats in a row. This is perhaps understandable because that drop in form came after the win against Oldham and a secured place in the league and next season. They play below any average on the away fields and have achieved only 4 victories in the 21 games played so far. They are also considered one of the most inefficient teams in the league, of all the teams that ensured their survival, they scored the fewest goals, only 36 in 43 games played. It is clear that in tomorrow's match they will not attack the host with all their might and that they will leave the field initiative to Cambridge, which has a lot to play for. 

I expect the most serious approach to the match from the home players and I believe that they will not allow themselves to jeopardize this fantastic season with a possible unfavorable result.