Cambridge hold mighty Man U

Cambridge United supporters are well on the way to Old Trafford for their FA Cup clash with Premier League giants Manchester United. Coaches and cars left the city earlier this afternoon. We caught up with some of the fans as they set-off from the Abbey Stadium for what promises to be a night to remember whatever the result.

Tickets went on sale today for Cambridge United's FA Cup replay with Manchester United next week.

In the meantime, the U's returned to League Two action last night, drawing against strugglers Dagenham and Redbridge - Cameron McGeehan with the goal.

The U's have an initial allocation of around 5,000 tickets, which could rise to eight and a half thousand.

• Pictures: Cambridge United celebrate securing replay at Man U

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Cambridge United's FA Cup replay with Manchester United will be played a week tonight, Tuesday February 3.

Sale of match tickets will start tomorrow morning. If Cambridge manage to win at Old Trafford they will visit either Preston or Sheffield United in Round Five. Meanwhile the U's return to League Two action tonight against Dagenham and Redbridge, with a possible start for winger Harrison Dunk.

Cambridge United or Manchester United will face a trip to Preston North End or Sheffield United in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

The U's held the Premier League giants to a goalless draw on Friday, and will play their replay at Old Trafford on Tuesday February 3.

League One sides Preston and Sheffield United drew their original fourth round tie 1-1.

Preston knocked Norwich City out in the third round.

More: Cambridge to spend replay money on toilets

After earning a draw against Manchester United in the FA Cup, club chairman Dave Doggett says the money made will be spent on revamping their stadium.

The U's are set to invest the money into the R Costing's Abbey ground, including things such as toilets and tea bars. They also announced plans last week to create a new sports village on the outskirts of the city.

It is thought the mid-table League Two club will net around £1.5million from a mixture of TV money and gate receipts, thanks to their FA Cup exploits.

Chairman Dave Doggett said he's hoping the money can be used to help the club in the long-term, rather than short-term ambitions.

In an interview he said "There's a lot of speculation about how much money the club will be getting but it certainly looks like it's going to be in excess of £1.5 million."

"We obviously need to take stock of where we are but our ambition for some time now has been to improve the stadium.

"It needs modernising and the facilities need to be fit-for-purpose, and I think it's fair to say Friday's performance has been a game changer for the club.

"It's certainly a far cry from the situation we found ourselves in a few years ago where we were reporting losses of around £400,000."

Hear the thoughts of Cambridge United Head Coach Richard Money and Manchester United's Louis van Gaal after Friday night's FA Cup tie at the R Costings Abbey Stadium