Oxford United 0 Torquay United 2 It was utterly, utterly wrong that a visiting team to Oxford were able to play in Yellow – a damning indictment of United's new kit. For the first time this season Oxford gave an indication that they could struggle to survive if changes aren

Torquay United come to town tomorrow evening in a game where everyone will be looking at the Oxford team for a reaction to Saturday

Halifax 2 Raging Fever 11 Report by George Dugdale Following the WorldNET youth team

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Oxford's reserves beat Luton Town's stiffs 2-0 at Didcot tonight, thanks to goals from strikers Matt Green and Jack Midson. United fielded a strong side, with Damian Batt making his return after a long lay-off and Sam Deering playing for the first time since his (presumably unsuccessful) trial at Leyton Orient. Oxford started well, dominating  [ more ]

In the FA Cup first round draw made earlier today, Jim Rosenthal determined that Oxford United should travel to Burton Albion. Not the most exciting draw, and certainly not the easiest opposition that United could have faced considering the numbers of obscure non-league outfits still remaining in the competition (Metropolitan Police, Harrow Borough, Luton Town,  [ more ]

Raging Fever 5 Northampton Town Fans 3 Report by George Dugdale Following back-to-back defeats, Fever were desperately looking to return to winning ways as Northampton Town made the journey to Horspath Road. Despite the supposed simplicity of the journey, The Cobblers arrived short of numbers. This gave John Matthews plenty of time to get his  [ more ]

Oxford United 3 Northampton Town 1 Oxford got back to winning ways this afternoon, as they overcame a poor Northampton Town side at the KasStad. In a game of firsts, Alfie Potter scored his first goal of the season after just four minutes to send United on their way, but poor defending allowed the visitors  [ more ]

Having thrown away a two-goal lead at Macclesfield Town last Saturday, United will be hoping to get back on track when Northampton Town come calling tomorrow. However, the Cobblers have their own demons to exorcise after they threw away a three-goal half-time lead to lose 4-3 at home to Division Four whipping boys Hereford United  [ more ]