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Oxford United 1 Macclesfield Town 1 George Dugdale United missed the opportunity to go into the derby with back-to-back wins under their belt after a frustrating draw against a free-falling Macclesfield Town side. Oli Johnson was on hand to partly reduce the blushes of Michael Duberry after the Oxford defender had enhanced his unenviable record  [ more ]

Mark GelderFor the second successive Tuesday, Oxford United won 2-1 at home. This game was won the hard way against Barnet, going a goal down, before Rendell and Constable put the Us ahead, with Ryan Clarke saving the day with a late penalty save. This was his 8th save of 17 penalties faced for United.  [ more ]

George Dugdale United enhanced their promotion credentials after coming from behind for the first time this season to beat a determined Barnet side. Michael Hector's effort had made life difficult for the home side, but goals from strikers Scott Rendell and James Constable, combined with another Ryan Clarke penalty save, gave Chris Wilder's side another  [ more ]

Mark GelderWith another Tuesday night game, this week it is the rearranged fixture against Barnet from 3rd February. Narrowly escaping yet another postponement, Saturday's match against Bristol survived a 1:30 pitch inspection, when all photographs from the press team at the ground suggested a waterlogged pitch, with rain still pouring in the city centre. Luckily  [ more ]

In the first of a new series, Ian Faulkner provides an insight into the life of an Oxford United fan abroad, as Rage Online attempts to discover the experience of fans worldwide. Growing up in the 80's in a village in West Oxfordshire, even though Oxford were in their prime, school was awash with Man  [ more ]

Paul Beasley Compared with recent years this winter has been relatively mild but the weather nevertheless decided to have its way with us football fans, preventing the hosting of LSD and his mates and depriving us of a trip to the

Bath City 5 Raging Fever 5 George Dugdale Raging Fever made the early journey west to Bath University to take on a youthful Bath City side. Due to a rumoured fear of regional accents, Fever travelled with a squad of only nine players. Fever's opponents kindly offered to lend some players. The appreciation of such  [ more ]

Mark GelderOn Tuesday night Oxford United finally put to bed the second half home hoodoo, by taking the lead against Dagenham & Redbridge with an Oli Johnson header, letting them back in with a poorly defended goal, before a cross from Mehdi Kerrouche left James Constable to seal the win and take all three points.  [ more ]

George Dugdale Whilst many Oxford United fans succumbed to partner pressure on the annual celebration of commercialism via romance, those who ventured to Grenoble Road pulled an absolute minger. The fact remains, however, that Oxford United pulled, thus making the night a resounding success. When combining a prolonged absence from competitive football due to the  [ more ]