Oxford United head for Brentford on Saturday in the Emirates FA Cup.
TEAM NEWS
United will be without midfielder Cameron Brannagan, who misses the game through suspension after his booking at Plymouth in the second round - his second yellow card of the competition.
New signing Jordan Graham will be involved while Mark Sykes will hope to be similarly involved subject to the relevant paperwork and international clearance. Right-back Tony McMahon completed his move to Scunthorpe yesterday on loan while youngsters Armani Little and Harvey Bradbury today rejoined Woking on loan and will be hoping to be involved when the Cards take on Watford in the FA Cup on Sunday
Hear Gavin Whyte, Jamie Hanson and Karl Robinson previewing the game in iFollow
THE OPPOSITION
Brentford are currently 18th in the Championship and on an unbeaten four-game run in the league, having drawn their last three games against three cities: Bristol, Birmingham, and Norwich, after beating Bolton Wanderers at home just before Christmas.
There will be no chance to impress against his former club for Canice Carroll, who today completed a loan move to Swindon Town, but United fans will have fond memories of Griffin Park after a remarkable 4-0 win there in the Carabao Cup the last time the teams met.
TICKETS
A reminder that this game is SOLD OUT for away fans and none will be available on the day.
Oxford United fans are housed in the Brook Road Stand behind the goal and should not travel without a valid match ticket.
London Road Club Coaches leave from the stadium at 12.30pm prompt.
Adult member £13
Adult non-member £15
Under 18 member £11
Under 18 non-member £13
Under 14s must be accompanied by an Adult and no alcohol is permitted on LRC coaches.
You can book via oufctickets.co.uk or by calling 01865 337533
GETTING THERE
Supporters are recommended to travel on public transport or one of the official coaches since Residents Permit Parking exists all around the stadium.
There are plenty of bus routes which pass by or close to the ground. The 65 and 235 stop outside and buses 237, 267, E2, E8, 195 and H91 stop a five to ten minute walk from Griffin Park.
The nearest underground station is South Ealing on the Piccadilly Line, which is approximately a 20 minute walk from Griffin Park. Alternatively, South West trains operate a frequent service to Brentford station, which is approximately seven minutes away on foot
FOLLOW IT LIVE
iFollow does not have the rights to video stream the FA Cup so there will be no video feed available but you can hear the whole game live thanks to our friends at BBC Oxford in the UK and abroad: the only place online to hear it.
OUFCOfficial will be tweeting throughout the game and the OUFC Live 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.