Steelmen face a replay after Trophy stalemate
The two teams will now meet again at Steel Park on Wednesday night after neither side was able to make a breakthrough in Cambridgeshire.
By then, they will know what awaits the winners with the first qualifying round draw due to take place on Monday.
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Hide AdAnd joint-manager Mulligan, who was suspended for the game, said: “It was a disappointing performance because I thought they were there for the taking.
“Overall, our final ball and our decision-making wasn’t quite right.
“But the positives are that it was a clean sheet and we are in the hat.”
Fellow joint-boss Robinson was equally as disappointed but insists the Steelmen will be ready for Wednesday’s replay.
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Hide Ad“At times we played decent football in the right areas but, at other times, we looked a bit clueless if I am honest,” he added.
“That’s something we can work on. The players know what we want from them and this felt like a one-off.
“We will regroup for Wednesday, we are at home and we will have the fans behind us and we will look forward to it.”