Crewe Alexandra maintains unbeaten start with late equalizer at Colchester
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 6:22 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
Crewe Alexandra secured an injury-time equalizer against Colchester on September 15, 2026, continuing their unbeaten streak in League Two. Manager Lee Bell expressed satisfaction with the point, noting that the team remains among five still without a loss this season. Despite having opportunities to win, he mentioned areas for improvement, particularly regarding care in the final moments. Next, Crewe faces a local derby against Shrewsbury Town, which is set to undergo new ownership.
- •Crewe Alexandra equalized in injury time against Colchester.
- •The team is currently unbeaten after six league matches.
- •Lee Bell praised Josh Stephenson's goal that secured the draw.
- •Crewe will play Shrewsbury Town in their next match.
- •Bell noted frustrations with officiating during the match.
- 6:22 PMYahoo Sports — Bell happy to continue unbeaten start
"Crewe manager Lee Bell is happy to continue his side's unbeaten start thanks to an injury-time leveller at Colchester.
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