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Joe Gardner sees red on debut as Lincoln held by Cambridge
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Joe Gardner had a debut to forget as he was sent off as Lincoln were held to a 1-1 draw by Cambridge.

The Nottingham Forest teenager, on loan at Sincil Bank, was on the pitch for just four minutes before being show a red card for a collision with James Brophy.

Michael Skubala’s side missed the chance to close the gap in the League One play-off race after Freddie Draper’s effort was cancelled out by James Gibbons.

Sunderland loanee Nathan Bishop made a good save to keep out Draper’s early effort.

But the striker made no mistake as he poked home a rebound in the 17th minute after another shot was blocked.

Kelland Watts did well to clear an effort off the U’s line after a mix up at the back.

Gibbons’ deflected strike restored parity on the stroke of half-time.

Josh Stokes should have done better when he headed straight at Imps’ stopper Zach Jeacock from point-blank range.

Draper fired a strike wide before Gibbons saw a shot deflected into the side netting.

James Collins’ back-post header was blocked before he hit the rebound over.

Jeacock did well to push Stokes’ strike away from danger.

Lincoln’s hopes of a late winner were dashed when Gardner was sent off.

The struggling U’s nearly nicked it at the end when Watts saw his free header denied by Jeacock.

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