Bromley’s hopes of moving up to League One were put on hold again after a 0-0 draw with Cambridge United at Hayes Lane.
Cambridge had a couple of early chances to take the lead. Ben Knight went close but poked the ball wide when he was one-on-one with Grant Smith, and then Dominic Ball missed just inches after Liam Bennett set him up.
Bromley didn’t threaten until about 25 minutes in, when Omar Sownunmi headed over the bar despite beating goalkeeper Jack Walton.
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Bromley manager Andy Woodman stayed positive even though their promotion celebrations were delayed following the 0-0 draw against Cambridge
On the half-hour mark, Cambridge came close again as Shayne Lavery hit a header off the crossbar from Adam Mayor’s cross.
The second half started slowly but picked up when Knight fired a powerful shot that forced a sharp save from Grant Smith.
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That seemed to wake Bromley up. Ben Thompson had an effort saved from close range by Walton before Jude Arthurs’ follow-up was deflected over the bar.
With around 10 minutes left, Smith made an excellent save tipping Kelland Watts’ header over. Despite some frantic moments late on, neither team managed to score.
