Oxford welcome former Conference colleagues Morecambe to the Kas tomorrow as both teams look for their first League win of the season. Morecambe are two places and one point below Oxford in the nascent League table, having drawn two of their opening matches. On the road they have lost at Wycombe Wanderers and Burton Albion,  [ more ]

Aldershot 2 Oxford United 0 Chris Wilder made six changes to the side that failed to beat Accrington Stanley on Saturday, but they had little effect as United were second best to Aldershot to drip out of the Johnstone

Oxford play their first game in the Johnstone

Oxford United 0 Accrington Stanley 0 United's first historic meeting with the long-elusive Accrington ended in a dull anti-climax this afternoon, as neither side had the wherewithal to break down the other's defence. Accrington proved very stubborn opposition, closing down Oxford's midfield with speed and not allowing any United player to settle on the ball.  [ more ]

Accrington Stanley visit Oxford for the first time tomorrow in a fixture that looked destined never to happen. The original Accrington went bust and resigned from the Football League in March 1962, paving the way for United

West Ham United 1 Oxford United 0 Oxford bowed out of the League Cup last night in cruel fashion, as Scott Parker

Chris Wilder takes his “youthful, athletic squad” to the Boleyn Ground this evening to play Wham in the League Cup second round, following United's 6-1 demolition job on Bristol Rovers in the first round. The Us have so far played twice on the road this season, keeping two clean sheets. The downside is that they  [ more ]

Raging Fever 3 Yellow Eagles 2 Report by James Longshaw Raging Fever returned to action at Iffley Road against a team featuring some familiar faces. Having been knocked off their perch at the top of the IFA League, the boys in Yellow were keen to erase the memory of the previous weekend

Wycombe Wanderers 0 Oxford United 0 Oxford turned around a poor first-half display to dominate the second half at Adams Park, but as against Bury they were let down by their inability to finish the numerous chances they created. Both sides had good chances to win the match, with Matt Green the main culprit for  [ more ]

Oxford travel the 29.9 miles to Wycombe Wanderers tomorrow, still looking to register their first win in the Football League since 15 April 2006. United will be playing in front of yet another packed away end, but it