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Match reportColchester United beat Oldham 2-1 after red card
Colchester United won 2-1 at the JobServe Community Stadium against Oldham Athletic on Saturday. A red card for Gus Scott-Morriss at half-time gave the U’s a numerical advantage that helped them overturn a 20-minute deficit.
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TransfersColchester United sign Moses Sesay on loan
Colchester United have signed 19-year-old forward Moses Sesay on a season-long loan from Southampton, pending paperwork approvals.
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Club newsColchester United partners with Molson Coors
Colchester United has announced Molson Coors Beverage Company as its new Official Pouring Rights Partner at the JobServe Community Stadium. The multi-year deal will see Carling, Coors, Madrí Excepcional, and other Molson Coors brands become the exclusive beer and beverage provider throughout the venue.
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Match reportColchester United Suffer Defeat as Micky Mellon Reacts
Colchester United suffer a defeat at the hands of Oldham Athletic, with Micky Mellon expressing his frustration over a game-changing decision.
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Match reportColchester snatch late win over Oldham
Colchester United beat Oldham Athletic 2-1 in their first away game of the season, with stoppage‑time drama costing the Latics. A red card in first‑half stoppage time and a 90th‑minute own goal sealed the win.
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Match reportColchester 2-1 Oldham: Late Temple header seals win
Colchester United secured a 2-1 victory over Oldham Athletic at Layer Road, with Harry Anderson equalising in the 64th minute and Lewis Temple scoring a late winner in the 90+4th minute. The match featured a red card for Oldham's Scott‑Morriss, several bookings, and a host of substitutions.
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Match reportMellon Blames Red Card After Colchester Victory
Oldham Athletic manager Micky Mellon criticised a red card decision that cost his side a 1-0 defeat at Colchester. The match saw Keenan Appiah‑Forson score the only goal, while a red card for Gus Scott‑Morriss and an own goal from Lewis Temple turned the tide.
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Match reportColchester United Player Ratings in Thrilling Comeback Win
Colchester United's comeback win over Oldham Athletic saw key players shine, with Oscar Thorn and Harry Anderson leading the charge.
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Club newsTom Flanagan Named Colchester United Recruitment Head
Former Colchester captain Tom Flanagan has been appointed Head of First-Team Recruitment, bringing 17 years of playing experience, UEFA licences and a deep network to the club’s scouting efforts. The move, announced on 17 August 2026, comes as he recovers from an Achilles injury and will focus on identifying talent that fits the Cowley-led squad.
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Club newsMickey Mellon urges Oldham to back Colchester United
Oldham Athletic manager Micky Mellon said his team should support Colchester United in their opening day match. The match is scheduled for 3pm at the JobServe Stadium.
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Match reportInjury Hits Colchester Ahead of Oldham Clash
Colchester United must replace injured Teddy Bishop against Oldham Athletic, with Jack Payne's form vital to their chances, as they sit 11th in League Two
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TransfersColchester United Sign Southampton's Moses Sesay on Loan
Colchester United have signed Southampton's Moses Sesay on loan, adding to their attacking options ahead of their home game against Oldham Athletic.
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Club newsFormer Colchester and Spurs winger Terry Dyson dies aged 91
Terry Dyson, the former Tottenham Hotspur and Colchester United winger, died at the age of 91. The 1961 double-winning hero made 209 appearances and scored 55 goals for Spurs and played 58 matches for Colchester between 1968 and 1970.
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Match reportColchester United 2-2 draw with Accrington Stanley
Colchester United earned a 2-2 opening-day draw at Accrington Stanley, with Ellis Iandolo opening the scoring, Charlie Caton netting twice for the hosts, and Rob Hunt equalising for the U's. Danny Cowley handed debuts to Thimothee Lo-Tutala and Sean Raggett after Teddy Bishop’s hamstring injury forced an early reshuffle. The match saw 1,959 in attendance, with 331 U's supporters. Referee Elliott Swallow oversaw the 2-2 result.
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TransfersColchester United Defender Harvey Araujo Signs for Burton Albion
Colchester United defender Harvey Araujo joins Burton Albion on a three-year deal, with the option of an additional season.
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Match reportColchester United's Away Day Blues Continue
Colchester United's opening-day loss to Accrington Stanley leaves them 21 points behind leaders Bromley in the title race.
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Club newsColchester United's Season Progress in English League Two
Colchester United maintains its 11th place in English League Two with a record of 0-1-0. The team is actively participating in multiple English leagues and cups, striving for a successful conclusion to the season.
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Club newsColchester Appoint New Head of Recruitment
Colchester United have appointed Tom Flanagan as their new Head of Recruitment.
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Club newsColchester United Must Protect Leads to Succeed Against Oldham
Colchester United must learn from their 2-2 draw against Accrington Stanley and protect their leads to succeed against Oldham Athletic in their upcoming match.
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Match reportColchester United's opening-day draw at Accrington: A point gained
Colchester United secured a 2-2 draw at Accrington Stanley in their League Two opener, extending their winless start but showing resilience in the second half. League standing: 11th in League Two, 1 pts, 0W-1D-0L from 1 games, recent form D.
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Club newsColchester United Injury Update: Teddy Bishop Fitness Ahead of Accrington Clash
Get the latest Colchester United team news ahead of their League Two opener at Accrington Stanley.
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Match reportColchester United Seek First Successive Wins Against Accrington Stanley
Colchester United face Accrington Stanley in League Two, seeking their first successive wins in the fixture.
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Club newsColchester United Set for Promising League Two Season
Colchester United begins their 11th straight League Two campaign with a reshaped squad and a clear opportunity to turn last season's mid-table finish into a sustained promotion challenge.