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This evening's lineups as the Reds meet the U's in Sky Bet League One. REDS: Collins (GK), Williams, B.Thomas, Andersen (c), Kitching, Cadden, Kane, ...

Subs: McGinty (GK), Fleming, Findlay, McGuane, Smith, Goodrham, O'Donkor. U's: Eastwood (GK), Moore (c), Long, Bodin, Brannagan, Bate, Brown, Joseph, Konate, Wildschut, Anderson. REDS: Collins (GK), Williams, B.Thomas, Andersen (c), Kitching, Cadden, Kane, Connell, Phillips, Norwood, Cole.

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OXFORD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 01: Nicky Cadden of Barnsley celebrates after scoring the team's second goal during the Sky Bet League One between Oxford United ...

Cadden made it two just before the hour. The Tykes had to withstand a barrage to hang on at the end. Thomas headed the visitors in front on the half-hour mark as he met Adam Phillips’ fine cross and looped a header home.

United lost Cameron Brannagan to injury in the first half, having been the victim of three forceful challenges. Minutes after watching Brannagan hobble off, ...

Robinson’s side continued to put the pressure on with Bate firing high and wide at the back post following a corner. The former U’s loanee slid the ball to Cadden, who was left with a simple finish past Simon Eastwood. McGuane came on in his place. Devante Cole charged down the right flank and played the ball to Kane in centre of the box. The visitors then had the first chance of the second period when Phillips flicked the ball wide at the near post from a Liam Kitching cross. There was time for one more chance at the end of stoppage time when Luca Connell fired a speculative volley across goal and wide from the left edge of the penalty box.

Barnsley registered back-to-back victories with a fine performance on the road against the U's. Goals in either half from Bobby Thomas and Nicky Cadden ...

The hosts' barrage of long balls only increased as time went on, as did their propensity to use set-plays. There were moments of real quality in the building of moves, in and around the U's box. The game became stop/start with United midfielder Cameron Brannagan three times falling to the turf in pain. Despite a bright and dominant-looking start in Oxford, it was our hosts who had the first opportunity on the night. His first Reds goal, and crucial. A little period of frustration seemed to interrupt Barnsley.

Barnsley strengthened their position in the League One play-off places with a 2-1 win at Oxford. Goals from Bobby Thomas and Nicky Cadden earned the ...

Moore pulled a goal back for Oxford with 19 minutes to go, heading home Bodin's corner, but Barnsley held on. The victory moved Barnsley five points clear of seventh-placed Peterborough in the battle for a top-six finish. Barnsley strengthened their position in the League One play-off places with a 2-1 win at Oxford.

Oxford United host Barnsley in League One this evening. Here, a handful of our writers issue their score predictions for the tie...

“Oxford United pose a threat for sure. “The Tykes suffered a couple of disappointing defeats before returning to winning ways last time out. Frankly, they’re not good enough to do so at the moment, and I can see them struggling here too.

Goals from Bobby Thomas and Nicky Cadden earned the visitors victory despite Elliott Moore pulling a goal back. The victory moved Barnsley five points clear ...

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I understood the objections to OUFC moving to Stratfield Brake, Kidlington's main playing fields, but I do not understand the objections to OUFC…

The new stadium only proposal will use the bare minimum of Green Belt land. [Read more from this author](https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/author/profile/32420.Andrew_Ffrench/) [Andy Ffrench](https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/author/profile/32420.Andrew_Ffrench/), he joined the team more than 20 years ago and now covers community news across Oxfordshire. [READ AGAIN: 10 nostalgic photos of Oxford in 1977 ](https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/20124860.10-nostalgic-photos-oxford-1977-year-silver-jubilee/) [READ AGAIN: Rally and march as teachers go on strike ](https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/23281108.demonstration-planned-teachers-taking-industrial-action-oxford/) The Triangle is further away from homes than Stratfield Brake and further away from homes than the Kassam is now and what The Manor was.

United fell 2-0 down within an hour at home to Sky Bet League One high-flyers Barnsley, with a header from captain Elliott Moore setting up a tense final 20 ...

“I don’t think it was a flattering game, I don’t think it was pretty on the eye, especially with the way they’re very aggressive in how they hold their line. “I thought it was two good teams in the first half, it was very even. “I don’t think you would’ve seen a massive gulf between a team really pushing for the play-offs and a team in a lost position, I don’t think that was evident on the eye.

Sports Mole previews Saturday's League One clash between Oxford United and Shrewsbury Town, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

[Click here](https://sporita.com/?utm_source=sportsmole&utm_campaign=161266)to find out what else they are predicting for this game and for more of their tried-and-tested football tips.Over 1.5:data [Stephan Negru](/people/stephan-negru/) will join Brannagan on the treatment table, as he continues to recover from an ankle injury. That victory leaves the Shrews in [ninth](/football/league-one/table.html) place, just five points adrift of the playoff places. [Cameron Brannagan](/people/cameron-brannagan/) is the U's' top scorer in League One this season, with seven goals to his name, however, he hobbled off after just 24 minutes against Barnsley, so he looks set to be absent for the weekend's clash against Shrewsbury, with [Marcus McGuane](/people/marcus-mcguane/) likely to replace him in the engine room. [Rekeil Pyke](/people/rekeil-pyke/) and [Ryan Bowman](/people/ryan-bowman/) struck to make it four wins on the spin for [Steve Cotterill](/people/steve-cotterill/)'s men as they grasped victory from the jaws of defeat in front of their home fans. [Bobby Thomas](/people/bobby-thomas/) and [Nicky Cadden](/people/nicky-cadden/) earned the visitors victory despite [Elliott Moore](/people/elliott-moore/) pulling a goal back for Oxford, who now face a stern test in front of their home fans this weekend against a Shrewsbury side who have one of the better away records in the division, amassing 18 points from the 13 games they have played on the road.

Oxford United are delighted to announce the appointment of Adam Benson as the club's new Chief Commercial and Marketing Officer.

Adam has a fantastic CV but also an outstanding reputation within football and across the sporting world. “This is a key appointment, one we need to get right not just for the club right now but for the future and hopefully with a new stadium on the horizon. Adam has a proven track record in professional sport having previously been Commercial Director at Reading including their time in the Premier League.

Oxford United Women return to League action this weekend as they take on Cheltenham Town Ladies at the Corinium Stadium this Sunday, the 5th of February.

“We now need to focus on the League and it’s going to be a tough challenge this weekend at Cheltenham, who never make it easy. They’ll provide a different threat than what we are used to so we are looking forward to it.” The U’s will be looking for a reaction after being knocked out of the Women’s FA Cup last weekend by Bristol City.

Oxford United welcome Shrewsbury Town to the Kassam Stadium on Saturday looking to bounce back after a 2-1 defeat at home to Barnsley on Wednesday.

“We are very together as a group of people and we know what we are doing. In football you need the same from your teammates and people around you; know they have your back, and we know we have that here. “We have to make sure the players recover both physically and mentally.