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Aston Tirrold 4 Raging Fever 8 Raging Fever returned to winning ways with a comfortable victory against Aston Tirrold on an overcast morning at the foot of the Berkshire Downs. New manager Nick Wehmeier had a strong squad to select from, despite the lack of a goalkeeper. Stuart Burson, John Matthews and Rob Muskett each  [ more ]

George Dugdale Oxford United were left frustrated as 10-man Aldershot Town fought back from a goal down to take a share of the spoils at Grenoble Road. James Constable's looping volley had put the home side ahead, but The Shots hit back through Luke Guttridge to send United's fans home disappointed. Chris Wilder's side were  [ more ]

Mark Gelder Oxford United entertain Aldershot Town on Saturday, and both sets of fans will be buzzing from 2-1 away wins which will live long in the memory for all involved.

Paul Beasley Best I split the 'View' this week into pre and post the trip to Wiltshire, otherwise one game is likely to get 99% of the attention. After all, there are only three points at stake whichever STFC we are playing. STFC no.1 This was obviously a very welcome first win of the season  [ more ]

Tom Burrows Nine years we have waited. Ever since journeyman Jefferson Louis bundled home Scott McGiven

Matt Bruce Oxford United face deadly rivals Swindon Town for the first time since December 2002 on Sunday. Oxford find themselves above Swindon in the league for the first time since September 2000, after picking up their first win of the season on Tuesday, beating Shrewsbury Town 2-0. Centre backs Jake Wright and Michael Duberry  [ more ]

Report by George Dugdale Raging Fever 1 Yellow Eagles 5 Two of Raging Fever's own played a part as Yellow Eagles avenged last season's defeat by recording a thumping pre-season victory. Key Fever midfielder Thom Airs played the full 90 minutes for an Eagles side lacking numbers, with George Dugdale abandoning his plan of playing  [ more ]

Tony Fallows Oxford United

Tony Fallows With a beautiful maroon sunset behind the fence end of the stadium (and only the Vue Cinema to ruin the sight) Oxford United turned in an equally beautiful performance on the pitch, rolling a strong Shrewsbury Town side over 2-0. Goals from Simon Heslop and loanee Lewis Guy secured the Us