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19 September 2020 Venue Unavailable Attendance

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Forest Green Rovers U18
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Oxford United U18
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PREVIEW Forest Green Rovers U18 v Oxford United U18

Young U's set for first away trip of the season

18 September 2020

Oxford United’s under 18s face their first away trip of the season as they head for Forest Green Rovers in the EFL Youth Alliance on Saturday.

The U’s enjoyed a magnificent 11-1 win at home to Cheltenham Town last weekend, with a hat-trick of hat-tricks from Tyler Goodrham, Callum Crook (pictured) and a Trialist but know they face a tougher test as they take on FGR on Cirencester Town’s new 4G surface.

Two or three under 16s wil step up to get a taste of football with the older age group as the youth team prepare for a League Cup game at home to Swindon Town next Wednesday.

Full report and reaction will appear right here or follow @AcademyOUFC for match tweets.

Meanwhile United's exciting young midfielder Fabio Sole has joined Fanrborough on loan.

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REPORT Forest Green Rovers U18 2 Oxford United U18 4

Smith double as young U's win again

21 September 2020

Oxford United’s under 18s made it two wins from two games with a 4-2 win at Forest Green Rovers on Saturday in the EFL Youth Alliance.

Fresh from an 11-1 win over Cheltenham Town in their first game, the young U’s were again in free-scoring form as two goals from Adam Smith and strikes from Elijah Coe and Will Owens made it back to back wins to start the season.

“It was another strong performance” coach Leon Blackmore-Such told us “and obviously having three of our first year scholars on the scoresheet is great for us. They have all had to settle into life as a scholar under very different circumstances but have done so really well.

“In terms of the game itself then the first half was better than the second. We were 3-1 up and it went back to 4-2 but it’s hard to be too critical when you win the game and score four times away from home. We look sharp, we are taking our chances very well and it has been really encouraging.

“Next up is a League Cup game at home to Swindon on Wednesday, a game that always has that little edge to it.”

 

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