Clark then set up two goals during a match against Cheltenham Town on 26 November 2016, in a 3–1 win.
(meta data) TITLE: Cambridge United 3 Cheltenham Town 1: Brilliant Luke Berry bags a brace as U's are victorious - Cambridgeshire Live (meta data) AUTHOR: Michael Vaughton (meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 2016-11-28T05:00:00Z # Cambridge United 3 Cheltenham Town 1: Brilliant Luke Berry bags a brace as U's are victorious Luke Berry scored twice and Uche Ikpeazu was also on the score sheet as Cambridge United defeated Cheltenham Town 3-1 in Sky Bet League Two ByMichael Vaughton05:00, 28 NOV 2016Updated10:21, 28 NOV 2016SportLuke Berry heads in his first goal for Cambridge United against Cheltenham Town. (Image: David Johnson)Get the biggest daily stories by emailSee our privacy noticeThank you for subscribingSee our privacy noticeCould not subscribe, try again laterInvalid Email When Cambridge United scored their third goal of the afternoon to put the outcome beyond any doubt, it was the cue for a Cheltenham Town supporter to take down his giant flag in a huff. The flag had been covering a large area of the empty section of the Habbin Stand, but the fan had clearly seen enough and wanted it packed away so he could begin his journey home. He appeared to be having a debate with a couple of stewards as he did so, but what could not be questioned was how deserving the U's were of the three points. And it was the player who got that third goal – his second of the match and 50th for the club – who epitomised everything good about the hosts' performance. Luke Berry must have covered every single blade of grass as he produced a superb all-round performance, perfectly showing off all of his talents at the Cambs Glass Stadium. Right from the first whistle he was on the front foot and putting the Cheltenham defence under pressure, with his energy and desire being replicated by all of his team-mates as the visitors were given no time whatsoever to get settled. To go with that hunger was quality on the ball, with the midfielder linking up nicely with his colleagues and ensuring plenty of questions were asked of the Robins' back three. You want more? Well Berry delivered that as well, registering a couple of goals as he racked up his half-century in an amber and black shirt. His first goal, which came 11 minutes into the second half and doubled the U's lead, was a free header from after he had made a good run into the box to get on the end of Greg Taylor's cross. It came at a crucial time as the Robins, under the guidance of former United boss Gary Johnson, were just threatening to get back into the contest having started the second half brightly. And his second effort came from an angled drive on the edge of the area after being found by a nice pass from Max Clark. ##### Read More Luke Berry delighted to reach Cambridge United goal milestone Berry was still giving absolutely everything in added time as he chased down a seemingly lost cause and forced a mistake from Cheltenham captain Aaron Downes. That was his last involvement as United manager Shaun Derry handed him the opportunity to soak up a standing ovation from the crowd by substituting him. It really was as close to the perfect midfield performance as you could get, so no wonder Derry was singing his praises at the final whistle. "There are moments in the game where you've got to take advantage and I think getting that second goal was a key moment for us," said Derry. "They'd just started putting us under some pressure and we asked the lads to be ruthless. "It was a fantastic header from Luke Berry and he's not just a big player for us but he's also a big player for the league. "He scores goals every single season and we're delighted that he's playing for Cambridge United. He's a lovely kid as well, a top, top man, so full credit to him. "He gives us energy, he gives us quality, he gives us a goal threat. He's a reliable character as well, so he ticks a lot of boxes." While Berry's display and milestone-reaching moment earned him the lion's share of the plaudits, it would be wrong to think the victory was all down to one man. Everywhere you looked there were players putting in good shifts, whether it be at the back keeping the strikers quiet, in midfield winning tackles and keeping hold of possession or in the final third creating chances. Two players who could easily have gone under the radar but deserved huge credit were Brad Halliday and Taylor. Both full-backs got up and down the flanks with real gusto, doing their defensive duties well and also adding another dimension to the team's attacking play. And with Clark producing the goods with a really combative display and Uche Ikpeazu, who started the ball rolling with his seventh-minute deflected strike, giving the defence nightmares, Cheltenham never really stood a chance. They did muster a consolation goal five minutes from time when Billy Waters popped up to convert Easah Suliman's cross from close range, but that proved to be the only negative for United and it was a small one at that. It was the U's first home league win since October 1 following some excellent away showings. With Berry and the rest of the players in this kind of form, there should be plenty more to come. 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Max Clark (footballer)
Club career.:Hull City.:Loan Spell at Cambridge United.
On 25 March 2016, Clark signed for League Two club Cambridge United on loan until the end of 2015–16. He made his debut later that day as a 55th-minute substitute for Luke Berry in a 3–0 defeat away to Bristol Rovers. In a follow up match against Oxford United on 28 March 2010, he started and played 75 minutes before coming off as a substitute, in a 0–0 draw. Clark finished his loan spell with nine appearances before returning to his parent club at the end of the season. 
 On 30 June 2016, Clark re-signed for Cambridge United on a six-month loan. His first appearance after rejoining the club came on the opening day of 2016–17 season in a 1–1 draw at home to Barnet. Since joining the club for the second time, he continued to regain his first team place throughout the season.