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PREVIEW Sutton United v Oxford United

All to play for as group stages end in Papa John's Trophy

18 October 2022

Oxford United make a first ever trip to Sutton United tonight in the Papa John's Trophy (7.45pm)

TEAM NEWS

The U's are likely to make changes to the side that won at Exeter on Saturday. Ed McGinty is expected to play in goal, meaning that Simon Eastwood must wait until Saturday for his 250th game for the U's.

McGinty missed the previous game, against Chelsea U21, due to concussion protocols but stands by to return to the side along with Steve Seddon, Billy Bodin, Alex Gorrin and Djavan Anderson.

The game may come slightly too early for Lewis Bate after a foot injury sustained in the previous round, but Josh Murphy and Sam Baldock could be included after injury while youngsters Tyler Goodrham and James Golding could be given further opportunities.

THE OPPOSITION

“Let’s just keep churning out results at this stage of the season and see where we are,” Sutton United manager Matt Gray said after his side ended a run of four consecutive defeats to beat AFC Wimbledon on Saturday.

“It was a superb performance after a tough couple of weeks for us,” he said “When we have to roll up our sleeves, we can certainly dig out a performance. I’m really proud of all of the players, they’ve been outstanding.”

THE GROUP

All permutations are possible with all four teams in the group on three points. With two places available a win tonight would see United go through on six points, while a win on penalties after a draw would also see them progress on five points.

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TICKETS

MAIN GRANDSTAND SEATING

Adult £14
Over 60's/Full time students £9
Junior 12-18 £5
Child U12* £2

 * only with Adult or Concession ticket purchase

TERRACING

Adult £12
Over 60's/Full time students £7
Junior 12-18 £3
Child U12* FREE

 * only with Adult or Concession ticket purchase

Tickets are being sold online HERE

Since this is United's first visit we asked Sutton for a little extra travel information for away fans:

No fan parking is available at the stadium, use Gibson Road Municipal car park or side streets

An Away Fan Zone is located at the Collingwood Road end of the ground, access to the zone is via the stadium

Wheelchair Spectators

Sutton currently have spaces for 7 wheelchair users available in advance by emailing dave.farebrother@suttonunited.net

If any wheelchair user needs to park at the stadium, please let Sutton know in advance and they will make arrangements to welcome you. For ambulant supporters there are currently no lifts, you will need to climb a handful of steps.

Directions
By Car
Travel along the M25 to junction 8. Then north on the A217 for about 15-20 minutes. Stay on the A217 to the traffic lights with the Cheam Road (A232) and turn right toward Sutton. Do not turn into Gander Green Lane, keep going until you reach the Sutton one-way system and turn left into St Nicholas Way and then left again into the Gibson Road municipal car-park. It is then a relatively short walk down Collingwood Road to the away end of the stadium

Away fans should park in Gibson Road, the local municipal carpark. It takes no more than fifteen minutes to walk from Gibson Road to the stadium and the route brings you in at the east end of the ground, The Collingwood Road End, which is the area reserved for away supporters.

By Rail
It is recommended that visiting supporters use Sutton station, which is on the main lines out of Victoria and London Bridge and is at the top end of Sutton High Street, about 20 minutes’ walk from the ground. The pub near the station is The Old Bank and they will offer a warm welcome to visiting fans.

West Sutton railway station is adjacent to the ground. It is served by Thameslink trains via Wimbledon or Sutton, but trains are less frequent. Come out of West Sutton station and turn right into Gander Green Lane and the ground is about 100 yards further along. Away fans should walk past the main entrance and after about 70 yards turn right into Collingwood Rec-reation Ground. Go all along to the far end for the away turnstiles.

By Bus
Sutton strongly recommend using public transport, and suggest that away supporters use Sutton station, which is about 20 minutes’ walk away.

Two buses between Morden and Sutton stations run conveniently close to the stadium: route 413 bus goes down Gander Green Lane, and number 80 runs along Collingwood Road. The ground can then be reached by taking the path through Collingwood Rec.

London Buses are now cashless.

LONDON ROAD CLUB

Coach departs Kassam Stadium 16:30pm

Prices :

Adult member £15.00
Under 18 member £13.00
Adult non member £18.00
Under 18 non member £16.00

Visit oufctickets.co.uk or call 01865 337533 to book a place on the coaches

Discounted LRC membership is available now until 31 October at £5 for supporters who have purchased a 22/23 season ticket. The price after this time and for non-season ticket holders is £10.

Coach tickets are £3 cheaper for LRC members, so the membership soon pays for itself, even for occasional travellers.

For the safety and comfort of supporters, all those travelling are asked to abide by the rules which are:

• Under-14s must be accompanied by a responsible adult to travel on LRC transport.

• No alcohol is permitted on the coaches.

The London Road Club asks all supporters to have respect for their fellow passengers and will not tolerate any misbehaviour

 

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Match Reports

REPORT Sutton United 2 Oxford United 0

U's go out of the Papa Johns Trophy

18 October 2022

Oxford United went out of the Papa Johns Trophy this evening as second-half goals from Coby Rowe and Kylian Kouassi sent Sutton United through to the knock-out stages.

On a perfect Autumn evening, United settled neatly enough despite the multiple changes in the line-up, and their patient approach play had the home side penned back for much of the first 20 minutes, but they failed to turn that into goals.

The closest they came was after just 13 minutes when Matty Taylor thundered a shot against the bar after working space inside the box, but they were still in control of the game and moving the ball around nicely.

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The problem was they they failed to keep the momentum going. The non-stop Tyler Goodrham headed a good chance wide when Djavan Anderson picked him out with a 26th-minute cross, but slowly Sutton fought their way back into the tie.

Ed McGinty made one routine save and then had an adventurous moment after 33 minutes when he headed a clearance 30 yards from goal and two inches off the ground, and needed Alex Gorrin to clear up the resulting danger.

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He atoned for that soon after the break when he got back smartly to tip a misdirected cross over the bar as it threatened to drop into the goal, but from the corner the home side took the lead when Rowe rose highest to thump his header home and suddenly the group leaders were bottom of the table.

That sparked greater urgency. Gorrin powered in a shot that House pushed away, and on the hour Gatlin O'Donkor and Marcus Browne were thrown on to try and keep the U's in the competition. The frustration deepened immediately because before either had touched the ball it was 2-0 and United were heading out of the Trophy.

It was a slightly soft penalty. The U's had repelled one attack but not cleared the ball too far when it was rolled into Kouassi with his back to goal. Stuart Findlay challenged, Kouassi was knocked over and the same player picked himself up to score from the spot.

Throwing caution to the wind, United were denied by a good block when O'Donkor let fly at goal and then when House was in just the right place to block a drive from sub Ciaron Brown. O'Donkor had another shot saved and United had made chances but ultimately failed to deliver in the Papa Johns.

Att: 971
Away: 217

Report by Chris Williams pictures by Steve Edmunds, Steve Daniels and Darrell Fisher

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Ticket News

Sutton Away Details

Papa Johns group game details for Tuesday

17 October 2022

Ticket details for our Papa Johns Trophy game away at Sutton United on Tuesday evening are as follows.

Sutton United
Tuesday 18th October
7.45pm

MAIN GRANDSTAND SEATING

Adult £14
Over 60's/Full time students £9
Junior 12-18 £5
Child U12* £2

 * only with Adult or Concession ticket purchase

TERRACING

Adult £12
Over 60's/Full time students £7
Junior 12-18 £3
Child U12* FREE

 * only with Adult or Concession ticket purchase

Tickets are being sold online HERE

Since this is United's first visit we asked Sutton for a little extra travel information for away fans:

No fan parking is available at the stadium, use Gibson Road Municipal car park or side streets

An Away Fan Zone is located at the Collingwood Road end of the ground, access to the zone is via the stadium

Wheelchair Spectators

Sutton currently have spaces for 7 wheelchair users available in advance by emailing dave.farebrother@suttonunited.net

If any wheelchair user needs to park at the stadium, please let Sutton know in advance and they will make arrangements to welcome you. For ambulant supporters there are currently no lifts, you will need to climb a handful of steps.

Directions
By Car
Travel along the M25 to junction 8. Then north on the A217 for about 15-20 minutes. Stay on the A217 to the traffic lights with the Cheam Road (A232) and turn right toward Sutton. Do not turn into Gander Green Lane, keep going until you reach the Sutton one-way system and turn left into St Nicholas Way and then left again into the Gibson Road municipal car-park. It is then a relatively short walk down Collingwood Road to the away end of the stadium

Away fans should park in Gibson Road, the local municipal carpark. It takes no more than fifteen minutes to walk from Gibson Road to the stadium and the route brings you in at the east end of the ground, The Collingwood Road End, which is the area reserved for away supporters.

By Rail
It is recommended that visiting supporters use Sutton station, which is on the main lines out of Victoria and London Bridge and is at the top end of Sutton High Street, about 20 minutes’ walk from the ground. The pub near the station is The Old Bank and they will offer a warm welcome to visiting fans.

West Sutton railway station is adjacent to the ground. It is served by Thameslink trains via Wimbledon or Sutton, but trains are less frequent. Come out of West Sutton station and turn right into Gander Green Lane and the ground is about 100 yards further along. Away fans should walk past the main entrance and after about 70 yards turn right into Collingwood Rec-reation Ground. Go all along to the far end for the away turnstiles.

By Bus
Sutton strongly recommend using public transport, and suggest that away supporters use Sutton station, which is about 20 minutes’ walk away.

Two buses between Morden and Sutton stations run conveniently close to the stadium: route 413 bus goes down Gander Green Lane, and number 80 runs along Collingwood Road. The ground can then be reached by taking the path through Collingwood Rec.

London Buses are now cashless.

LONDON ROAD CLUB

Coach departs Kassam Stadium 16:30pm

Prices :

Adult member £15.00
Under 18 member £13.00
Adult non member £18.00
Under 18 non member £16.00

Visit oufctickets.co.uk or call 01865 337533 to book a place on the coaches

Discounted LRC membership is available now until 31 October at £5 for supporters who have purchased a 22/23 season ticket. The price after this time and for non-season ticket holders is £10.

Coach tickets are £3 cheaper for LRC members, so the membership soon pays for itself, even for occasional travellers.

For the safety and comfort of supporters, all those travelling are asked to abide by the rules which are:

• Under-14s must be accompanied by a responsible adult to travel on LRC transport.

• No alcohol is permitted on the coaches.

The London Road Club asks all supporters to have respect for their fellow passengers and will not tolerate any misbehaviour

 

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