United achieved their first away win of the season, indeed their first away win of the calendar year, at Meadow Lane this afternoon, to ensure maximum points from the bank holiday weekend and generally spread an aura of happiness and well-being throughout the land of Oxfordshire. Lee Bradbury scored his second goal on consecutive games  [ more ]

United visit Notts County tomorrow afternoon, looking for their first away win under Graham Rix. Indeed, Oxford haven’t won on the road this year, their last win coming at Roots Hall on December 28th. The Us will be going into this game full of confidence following yesterday’s win over Shrewsbury, not just for the result,  [ more ]

Raging Fever’s first game of the new season saw them beaten 7-4 by their Shrewsbury counterparts, a result that perhaps doesn’t totally reflect the level of play. In the end it was the visitors superior fitness that told, this being their fourth game of the new campaign already, and they have yet to be beaten.  [ more ]

Despite a desperate attempt by Shrewsbury to score a goal contrary to the unwritten rules of sportsmanship, United ran out 2-0 winners over one of the worst sides to have visited the new stadium. The two goals came at the start of either half, with Lee Bradbury breaking his Oxford duck three minutes into the  [ more ]

United welcome Shrewsbury Town to the KasStad tomorrow and will attempt to get back to winning ways after three games that have seen Oxford draw two and then lose to Reading. The good news is that there don’t appear to be any additions to the injury list following Wednesday’s League Cup game. The bad news  [ more ]

United lost 2-0 at home to Reading in tonight’s first round League Cup clash. After just about shading the first half, without creating any decent chances, Oxford missed a golden chance to take the lead after Danny Brown skipped past a Reading defender but then sliced his shot wide with the goal at his mercy.  [ more ]

Reading return to Oxford tomorrow as, for the second season running, they face United in the Carling Cup. Last season the Royals won 3-1, Oxford’s goal heralding a return to the team for Jefferson Louis. Louis is unlikely to feature tomorrow evening, although United will certainly have to make a number of changes following their  [ more ]

Oxford went to the two-sided Matchroom Stadium (otherwise known as Brisbane Road) and came away with a point and a clean sheet after holding Orient to a 0-0 draw. After just seven minutes former U Andy Scott headed against the bar from just three yards when he should have scored (but how often did we  [ more ]

United play their second away match of the season on Saturday, at Leyton Orient. Because the Matchstick Stadium has been half demolished the ground will actually have one fewer side than the KasStad. Unfortunately this means that United have only been allocated 500 tickets, but at least Oxford’s supporters won’t be stuck on an open  [ more ]

Rage On produced yet another winning team, as last night we proved ourselves the brains of Oxford United, sweeping to a classic victory in the OxVox Quiz Night at the Priory & ?. Despite a strong, but ultimately futile, challenge from the reigning champions team, The Reigning Champions, featuring some reprobates from the Oxford United  [ more ]