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Match Previews

Match Preview: City vs Oxford United

3 March 2023

City will aim to extend their unbeaten run to nine games when hosting Oxford United on Saturday 4 March (3pm KO).

All the key information you need to know ahead of the fixture can be found in this match preview.

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets will be available to purchase on the day of the game from the ticket office, with no price increase in place.

Alternatively, supporters can secure their seat online by clicking HERE.

MATCH COVERAGE

The match is available for live streaming internationally for just £10, or the equivalent cost in your local currency.

The feed includes expert commentary from the BBC Radio Lincolnshire sports team, including replays of key moments as well as match statistics and latest scores around the division.

Alternatively, UK-based supporters can listen to live match commentary using an iFollow Imps audio pass - which can be bought HERE.

iFollow Imps subscribers can watch all the reaction, including post-match interviews and match highlights.

City supporters unable to get to the LNER Stadium will also be able to follow the action with regular updates on the club’s official Twitter, Facebook and Instagram pages.

OXFORD UNITED

Nickname: The U’s

Founded: 1893

Stadium: Kassam Stadium

Caretaker manager: Craig Short

Top scorer: Cameron Brannagan (10 goals)

League position: 17th

LAST TIME OUT

Imps 1-1 MK Dons

Sky Bet League One

Imps: Rushworth, Poole ©, Boyes, Plange (House 68’), Bishop (Sanders 80’), Erhahon, O’Connor, Mandroiu, Eyoma (Sorensen 49’), Roughan, Diamond (Shodipo 80’). Subs (not used): Wright, Vernam.

Oxford United 0-3 Bristol Rovers

Sky Bet League One

Oxford: Eastwood, Long, Findlay, Moore, Brannagan ©, Baldock (O'Donkor 20’), Browne (Konate 68’), Bate (Goodrham 68’), Brown, Joseph, Wildschut (Henry 45’). Subs (not used): McGinty, Fleming, Smyth.

LEAGUE FORM

Imps: WDDDD

Oxford: LDLLL

KENNEDY’S THOUGHTS

Hear from the head coach below…

KITS

Imps: Home

Oxford: Third

MATCH OFFICIALS

Referee: Lewis Smith

Assistant referee: Abbas Khan

Assistant referee: Johnathon Bickerdike

Fourth official: Michael George

Ensure you don’t miss any of the 2023/24 action and secure your season membership HERE.

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Match Reports

Imps 1 Oxford United 0

4 March 2023

City returned to winning ways in Sky Bet League One with a 1-0 win over Oxford United.

Oxford had the first chance of the game as James Henry’s corner was knocked out to Marcus Browne on the edge of the box who took a touch before drilling narrowly wide of the post.

Browne went close again in the 13th minute after he found space just outside the box to strike first-time which took a deflection on the way through and dropped just wide of the top left corner.

The Imps created a chance of their own three minutes later when Ted Bishop played a quick pass forward for Mide Shodipo to control on the turn and send into Simon Eastwood’s gloves from 20-yards out.

Mark Kennedy’s side were awarded a penalty in the 22nd minute as Danny Mandroiu nipped in front of Sam Long and caught his knee on his way through.

Mandroiu also took responsibility of the spot kick which he smashed down the middle to give his side the lead and net his fifth league goal of the campaign.

The U’s almost made an instant response when Browne wriggled his way past two defenders on the way to the byline before Kyle Joseph’s angled effort was sent clear of danger by Sean Roughan.

Craig Short’s side had another cleared away from danger in the 37th minute as Henry’s corner was sent goalwards by Long and diverted off the line by Ben House.

Oxford began the second half on the front foot but failed to take full advantage, with the best chance falling to Gatlin O’Donkor who fired over after Carl Rushworth’s dropped the ball from a corner.

The Imps were under pressure through parts of the second half but continued to stand their ground as Yanic Wildschut latched onto Lewis Montsma’s header clear to force a diving save from Rushworth at his near post.

City’s stopper was called into action again in the 86th minute as he reacted quickly to deny O’Donkor’s free header from close range to keep the Imps’ lead intact heading into the closing stages.

Mandroiu went close to putting the game out of sight in the 88th minute after his 25-yard free-kick flew over the wall and almost caught Eastwood out as he almost spilt the ball over the line. 

City: Carl Rushworth, Regan Poole ©, Lewis Montsma, Ted Bishop (Charles Vernam 80’), Mide Shodipo (Jack Diamond 58’), Ethan Erhahon, Paudie O’Connor, Ben House, Danny Mandroiu (Luke Plange 89’), Lasse Sorensen (Max Sanders 80’), Sean Roughan. Subs (not used): Jordan Wright, Harry Boyes.

Goals: Mandroiu (23’ pen).

Oxford: Simon Eastwood, Sam Long, Stuart Findlay, Elliott Moore ©, Cameron Brannagan, Marcus Browne (Yanic Wilschut 76’), Lewis Bate (Marcus McGuane 76’), Ciaron Brown, James Henry, Kyle Joseph (Gatlin O’Donkor 57’), Tyler Goodrham (Djavan Anderson 85’). Subs (not used): Eddie McGinty, Brandon Fleming, Oisin Smyth.

Referee: Lewis Smith.

Attendance: 8,092 (594 away).

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Ticket News

Tickets: Oxford United (H)

26 January 2023

The Imps can confirm ticket news for supporters ahead of the Sky Bet League One meeting with Oxford United on Saturday 4 March 2023 (3pm KO).

View the 2022/23 ticket prices HERE.

Silver members are able to secure their seat for all 2022/23 season home fixtures, more information about this can be seen HERE.

Bronze and Junior Imp members can purchase tickets for the game at 10am on Friday 27 January. Tickets will then go on general sale at 10am on Monday 30 January.

Sale dates 

Bronze/Junior Imp priority

General sale

Friday 27 January at 10am 

Monday 30 January at 10am 

Further details

Please note that home tickets are digital and can be printed at home. If you do not have the facility to print your ticket(s), please email printmyticket@theredimps.com by 5pm on the day before the corresponding game.

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Via the ticket office from 10am (subject to availability)

Click HERE for City's ticketing website.

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