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11 July 2019 Venue St James Park Attendance 770 Referee John Busby

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Brackley Town
1 - 2
Oxford United
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4-4-2
  • 1
    Danny Lewis
    GK
  • 2
    Ellis Myles
    DF
  • 3
    Luke Fairlamb
    GK
  • 4
    Shane Byrne
    GK
  • 5
    Kelvin Langmead
    GK
  • 6
    Gareth Dean
    GK
  • 7
    Shep Murombedzi
    GK
  • 8
    Jimmy Armson
    GK
  • 9
    Lee Ndlovu
    GK
  • 10
    Dan Holman
    GK
  • 10
    Thierry Audel
    GK

Substitutes

  • -
    Glen Walker
    SUB
  • -
    Connor Franklin
    SUB
  • -
    Matt Lowe
    SUB
  • -
    Trialist
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Kevin Wilkin

4-4-2
  • 13
    Jack Stevens
    GK
  • 29
    Tony McMahon
    GK
  • 15
    John Mousinho
    GK
  • 46
    Nico Jones
    GK
  • 3
    Josh Ruffels
    GK
  • 8
    Cameron Brannagan
    GK
  • 24
    Mark Sykes
    GK
  • 37
    Kyran Lofthouse
    GK
  • 17
    James Henry
    GK
  • 47
    Fabio Lopes
    GK
  • 21
    Malachi Napal
    GK

Substitutes

  • 20
    Jamie Hanson
    SUB
  • 10
    Gavin Whyte
    SUB
  • 22
    John Guthrie
    SUB
  • 12
    Sam Long
    SUB
  • 6
    Alex Gorrin
    SUB
  • 38
    Ryan Crooks
    SUB
  • 32
    Yoav Sade
    SUB
  • 35
    Sam Allardyce
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Karl Robinson

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PREVIEW Brackley Town v Oxford United

U's continue pre-season with their third game in three days

11 July 2019

Oxford United's busy week continues tonight when they travel to Brackley Town for another pre-season fixture.

A 2-0 win at Thame United last night kept United moving forward after a 5-3 win at Oxford City on Tuesday and they now make another short trip up the M40 to take on Brackley.

United add youngsters Yoav Sade and Ryan Crooks to the squad from last night with Jamie Mackie the only man missing; he will target the home friendly against QPR for his return after a back problem.

Prices

£5 adults
Concession £3
Under 18’s free.


Oxford United full pre-season fixture list 

 
Sunday 7th July Glasgow Rangers a L 5-0
Tuesday 9th  Oxford City a W 5-3
  U18s v Motherwell a D 1-1
Wednesday 10th
Thame United a W 2-0
Thursday 11th Brackley Town a 7.45pm
Saturday 13th Woking a 3pm
  U18s v WBA a  
Tuesday 16th Eastleigh a 7.30pm
  U18s v North Leigh a  
Saturday 20th QPR H 3pm
  OUFC XI v Gosport Borough a  
Tuesday 23rd Fulham H 7.45pm
  U18s v Oxford City a  
Friday 26th U23 v Kettering Town a  
Saturday 27th Solihull Moors a 3pm
  U18s v Coventry City a  
Tuesday 30th U23s v Banbury United a  
 
Coverage

iFollow is unable to bring commentary or video streams on our pre-season games this summer but there will be reaction from the key men after the game, plus you can follow all the action on Twitter at @OUFCOfficial and on this site with a match report right on the final whistle.

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Match Reports

REPORT Brackley Town 1 Oxford United 2

Lopes and Henry on the mark as United win again

11 July 2019

Oxford United's pre-season continued with a 2-1 win at Brackley Town this evening. First-half goals from Fabio Lopes and James Henry eased United to a third win in 72 hours as the whole squad again enjoyed some match action.

After victories at Oxford City and Thame United on the previous two evenings, the U’s have certainly gained match fitness over the last few nights and saw plenty of the ball without really threatening the goal. James Henry and Mark Sykes both fired efforts against the big red ‘Brackley Town FC’ sign behind one goal, while young winger Kyran Lofthouse looked the main source of danger from the right wing.

It was another youngster who gave the U’s the lead though, when Lopes latched onto a loose ball 15 yards out and fired just inside the left-hand post to make it 1-0 on 22. On 29 it was 2-0 when Henry again showed his uncanny knack for being in the right place at the right time to touch home from almost on the line.

Brackley looked dangerous all game though and were back in the match shortly before half time when a goalmouth scramble ended with the ball rolling into the unguarded net via the body of the unfortunate Jones, who could do little to get out of the way.

The second half saw Jamie Hanson replace McMahon as the first of many substitutions and the game remained open and easy on the eye but also fairly routine for the two keepers, who were well protected by their respective defences.

Ultimately the result, as with all the four games so far this week, is immaterial and another crowd of around 800 shows the value of United playing local games as well as away at the likes of Glasgow Rangers. Our best wishes to Brackley for the season ahead.

The next week will see things become more intense as the season approaches. See you at Woking.


United

Stevens, McMahon (Hanson 60), Mousinho (Sade 80), Jones (Guthrie 65), Ruffels (Allardyce 80), Brannagan (Long 65), Sykes, Lofthouse (Crooks 65), Henry (Gorrin 65), Lopes, Napa (Whyte 60)

Att: 770

Report by Chris Williams, pictures by Jack Brown

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