PREVIEW Oxford United v Lincoln City

Oxford United welcome Lincoln City to the Kassam Stadium this evening in Sky Bet League 1 (7.45pm)

TEAM NEWS

The U's won their opening home game when Tyler Goodrham's first goal for the club earned them a 1-0 win over Cambridge. That was followed by a dramatic win over Swansea City in the Carabao Cup to give the U's two wins from two home matches.

Matty Taylor will be looking to celebrate his 150th appearance with a goal but Yanic Wildschut, Sam Baldock and Josh Murphy remain unavailable through injury. Teenage striker Gatlin O'Donkor is back in training though after an ankle injury.

See Karl and Simon Eastwood previewing the game in iFollow.

THE OPPOSITION

Lincoln Boss Mark Kennedy is expecting a tough game for his unbeaten Imps.

“We can’t be arrogant or ignorant enough to think we have any easy games in this league. That’s one thing I’m sure of. But undoubtedly this will be a tough game" he said. “They are an excellent footballing side and are always there or thereabouts, but ultimately we will have to focus on ourselves and we will have a game plan.”

TICKETS

Tickets are available in advance from oufctickets.co.uk and by calling 01865 337533.
Tickets will also be available on the night.
 
PARKING AND ACCESS
There are around 2,000 free parking spaces at the stadium but we ask everyone to arrive early and park legally.

The gate behind the Planet IT North Stand WILL NOT be in place so fans can move from one end of the ground to the other behind that stand

VISITING FANS
 
Click here for a full away fan guide: away fan guide 2223.pdf
 
Please park in the West Car Park - the one closest to the cinema and bowling complex at the fence end of the ground.

GETTING HERE

The Football Special bus services, including the Didcot/Abingdon service, offer easy and affordable transport to home games. Click HERE for timetables and details.

FAMILY

Click HERE for a full guide to bringing your family to the Kassam Stadium.
 

FIFTY/50

Our Fifty/50 tickets are available all around the ground and offer a great chance to win cash at half time.

COVERAGE

You can see the whole game in iFollow in the UK and overseas, with interviews with all the key men after the game. CLICK HERE for a guide to which games will be streamed this season.
 
You can also follow the whole game on Twitter through @OUFCOfficial or on our Instagram page and we will have a full match report and Gallery right here on the final whistle.