Oxford United welcome Plymouth Argyle to Grenoble Road on Saturday.
TEAM NEWS
The U's should have Jon Obika available again as they look to get back to winning ways. The striker limped off during the 3-2 win at Charlton two weeks ago after feeling a hamstring tighten up but has been back in training this week and is expected to be part of the squad.
Cameron Brannagan could also be involved for the first time since joining from Liverpool. The midfielder rolled an ankle in training in his first week of training but has trained all week and caretaker boss Derek Fazackerley told iFollow that Brannagan will come into his plans either this weekend or the following week when United travel to Northampton Town.
See Faz discussing all the latest injury news as well as previewing the game, all in iFollow right now.
TICKETS
Tickets are on sale online at www.oufctickets.co.uk 24/7 and from the ticket office in person and by phone (01865 337533).
With the away end sold out you need to be on the OUFC Ticket Database to buy tickets in the home areas. If you have bought tickets to support the U's, home or away, since 2001, including the two recent trips to Wembley then you should be on the database, but if you are in doubt then please buy in advance to avoid any problems on the day.
Our ticket office staff are happy to help: call 01865 337533
THE PROGRAMME
The award winning matchday programme features the thoughts of Niall McWilliams, Derek Fazackerley and former Plymouth captain Curtis Nelson plus a great interview with Isaac Buckley-Ricketts. We also go On the Road to Charlton and we have news and views from all areas of the club. Remember, you can always read the programme on your phone, tablet or laptop. Each issue is available at matchdayfix.com/oufc/
FOLLOW IT LIVE
iFollow has the whole game live - hear it if you are in the UK, see it if abroad. You can sign up game by game or for the whole season, and we have full 90 minute reruns of every game.
@OUFCOfficial will be tweeting throughout the game and the match centre on this site gives you full stats and text commentary throughout the match.
The official report goes live with a full gallery right here on the final whistle.
HALF TIME
The JT's Golden Ticket half time draw offers a first prize of up to £750. Second prize is a £100 voucher for the Oxford United club shop, while third prize is a VIP package at JT’s Cocktail Bar.
Look out too for the Racehut Challenge at half time.
GUEST OF HONOUR
We are delighted to have a true Manor legend back with us tomorrow when Paul Simpson joins us in the restaurant. One of the best wingers ever to play for the club, Simmo is now a World Cup winner after guiding the England under 20 side to success. Make him welcome as he comes home to the U's.
GETTING HERE
Parking
- East Stand car park - this will open to supporters at midday
- A car park steward will count vehicles in and the car park will be closed when it is full.
- Another car park steward will direct drivers to a bay to ensure spaces are filled up systematically; drivers are no longer allowed to park outside of the marked bays.
- A tweet will go out from @OUFCOfficial to update supporters when the car park is full to allow them to make alternative arrangements.
- The Rapid Expansion Barrier will be behind the North Stand and deployed as required. Elderly fans and those with mobility issues should talk to a supervising steward (orange coat).
Additional parking is available on Grenoble Road and in Sandford on Thames.
CLUB SHOP
The club shop has a kit sale now on with home and goalkeeping tops reduced and great bargains in all sizes but be quick: once they are gone they are gone. Call in before or after the game or visit oufcshop.co.uk
FAMILY ROOM
The Family Room is open to young fans from all stands. There are games and activities for all ages plus visits from first team players. Join the fun in the corner of the East and North stands from 1.30pm.