Cambridge boss Shaun Derry will leave it late to assess the fitness of striker Barry Corr ahead of their clash with Colchester. Corr missed Tuesday night's 3-2 loss to Doncaster as a precaution over a groin niggle. But he could be in contention to make his fourth appearance of the season following a serious knee injury. Cambridge have no new injury problems, but Derry could shuffle his defens...Full Story »

Barry Corr returned from 14 months out with a knee injury to score a late equaliser in midweek and is in contention to start for Cambridge at home to Newport in Sky Bet League Two. Corr came off the bench to net in the 1-1 draw with Yeovil and will hope to feature again when bottom side Newport visit on Saturday. Cambridge manager Shaun Derry has no fresh injury or suspension worries as his si...Full Story »

Cambridge's fit-again top scorer Barry Corr grabbed his sixth goal of the season to earn his team a 2-2 draw at York. Corr, who has been restricted to five appearances this term due to an ankle injury, scored in the 81st minute after York had thrown away a 2-0 lead given to them by second-half goals from Michael Coulson and John McCombe. But visiting skipper Mark Roberts pulled a goal back bef...Full Story »

Barry Corr scored twice on his Cambridge debut as his new side beat Newport 3-0 on the opening day of the League Two season. Corr volleyed Harrison Dunk's corner beyond Joe Day after 24 minutes to cap an impressive opening spell for the U's, who threatened from set pieces throughout. They felt they should already have been ahead after Leon Legge's third-minute effort from Dunk's cross was judg...Full Story »

Barry Corr's hot streak in front of goal continued as Southend beat Tranmere 1-0 win at Roots Hall. Corr fired home the only goal of the game in the 38th minute to secure a third successive win for the fifth placed Shrimpers and record his ninth in 11 games. The game also saw Southend goalkeeper Daniel Bentley equal a club record by keeping a 10th clean sheet in a row at home and he was called...Full Story »

Barry Corr struck for the eighth time in nine games as Southend recorded a deserved 2-0 victory over Mansfield. Corr and Will Atkinson both struck in the first half as the Shrimpers eased to a first win in three games that leaves them eight points off an automatic promotion place having played a game less than the top three. Adam Thompson was replaced by Cian Bolger after just 10 minutes due t...Full Story »

Burton battled back from a goal down with 10 men to snatch a dramatic 2-1 victory against Southend and extend their lead at the top of the League Two table. After failing from the penalty spot, Barry Corr gave the visitors the lead and Burton looked to be in deep trouble when midfielder Robbie Weir was sent off shortly before half-time. But Matty Palmer scored for the second game running and f...Full Story »

Southend striker Barry Corr is suspended for the visit of York. Corr was sent off during the win at Portsmouth last weekend and must serve a one-match ban. The 29-year-old is one of just two players unavailable to Shrimpers boss Phil Brown, along with long-term absentee Mads Ibenfeldt. Midfielder Gary Deegan and defender Cian Bolger both come back into contention after serving their one-match ...Full Story »

Barry Corr came off the bench to give 10-man Southend a thrilling 3-2 victory at Oxford after they trailed at half time. Corr turned in Barry Coker's left-wing cross in the 82nd minute, just moments after Oxford twice had efforts cleared off the line. Shrimpers boss Phil Brown was sent to the stand late on for persistent encroachment on to the pitch, but he could celebrate a fine win which saw...Full Story »

Southend played out their second successive goalless draw at Roots Hall as they were held to a 0-0 draw by Dagenham. The Shrimpers' chances of finding a winner took a blow with 21 minutes left as defender Cian Bolger was sent off for violent conduct, leaving Phil Brown's side forced to settle for a share of the spoils once more. Dagenham thought they had taken the lead in the ninth minute when...Full Story »