FA CUP PREVIEW Oxford United v Exeter City

Oxford United welcome Exeter City to the Kassam Stadium on Saturday in the second round of the Emirates FA Cup (3pm)

TEAM NEWS
United have skipper Elliott Moore available again after an ankle injury. The centre-back returned to full training yesterday and is back in the squad, as is Jodi Jones who has returned from international duty with Malta.

Billy Bodin and Cameron Brannagan have benefitted from a week with no midweek game and should be available despite taking knocks in the draw with Forest Green Rovers last weekend while Yanic Wildschutt could return to training next week as he completes his recovery from a hamstring injury sustained in pre-season.

Stuart Findlay and Elliott Moore both give us their thoughts on the game in this week's Preview Show in iFollow.

THE OPPOSITION
Gary Caldwell has taken over at  Exeter since the two teams met in the league a month ago. Caldwell won the FA Cup with Wigan Athletic and believes his side are much improved since United's 4-2 win in October.

"I watched that game before I came in, but I watched it back this week. Normally if a game was a long time ago I wouldn't, but i felt because it wasn't long ago it was relevant," he told the official Exeter website.

"We will relay the information we found, as a coaching staff, to the players so that we are better prepared for Saturday.

"The FA Cup is special because anyone can win it. There are iconic clips of special goals, and obviously in 2013 I will never forget that moment when Ben Watson glanced the ball on. Now we have to try and make our own memories as a squad and give ourselves the opportunity to have those games against the bigger sides."

TICKETS
Ticket prices have been reduced in all areas for this game. 

Tickets are on sale online from oufctickets.co.uk , by calling 01865 337533 or in person from the Kassam Stadium Ticket Office.

Advance Prices - all areas

Adult £15
Over 65 £10
Young Adult 18-21 £10
Under 18 £10
Under 13 £5
Under 7 - non Family Stand £5

Please note that all prices go up by £2 on the day

Under 7’s can see the game for FREE in the Family Stand


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 pedestrians 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 Buses will be running as usual for this game, allowing fans to get to and from the game easily and cheaply.

The OX2 begins in Didcot with stops in Great Western Park, Steventon, Drayton and Abingdon. The OX3 and OX7 services bring supporters to and from United home games from Witney, Carterton, Brize Norton, Curbridge, Witney, Eynsham, Botley, Kidlington, Summertown, Marston, Cowley and Headington.

In addition the Oxford Bus Company’s 3A service from the city centre now directly serves the Kassam Stadium every 30 minutes serving Iffley Road, Rose Hill, Oxford Science Park, Littlemore, Greater Leys, Blackbird Leys and Cowley.

Timetables are available here: https://www.oxfordbus.co.uk/oufc-football-services

FAMILY
You can download a full guide to bringing your family to the Kassam Stadium here: FamilyDayGuide for download.pdf

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

COVERAGE
Sadly, due to the rights in the competition the game is not available to see live in iFollow, but audio passes are available so you can hear all the action
 
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.