Gillingham given ‘next level’ lesson on tough night at Priestfield

KentOnline - Sep 22, 2026

Manager Gareth Ainsworth felt Gillingham were given a taste of the next level in a 4-1 EFL Trophy defeat to Cambridge United.

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