PREVIEW: Oxford United vs Hull City

Oxford United welcome Hull City to the Kassam Stadium this evening (7.45pm kick off) looking to bounce back from Saturday's game against Swansea City.

Prepare for a match experience like never before! As the teams take the field, the atmosphere will be charged with excitement and energy, setting the stage for an incredible showdown against the Tigers.

Safety Warning:

The pre-match entertainment will be taking place in the stadium bowl between 7:35pm – 7:45pm. Please be aware that this entertainment includes bright flashing lights and loud noises. If you are sensitive to such effects, please take necessary precautions. 

OXFORD UNITED

The U's have no fresh injury worries going into tonight's game and will be hoping to put a halt to a run of eight games without a win after losing their unbeaten home record at the weekend.

Midfielder Tyler Goodrham told the Oxford United Official YouTube channel: "Playing under the lights, and with what's planned ahead of the game, gives you that buzz and excitement.

"We need to go out and be a bit more aggressive, get in their faces, and go back to what we're about. Keep the ball a bit better, be a bit more aggressive going forward with the ball and take the game to them, instead of sitting back and letting them come to us. It's our home, our stadium."

You can see the full interview with Tyler below:

HULL CITY

The visitors were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Portsmouth on Saturday and haven't won for five games.

Hull will be without winger Abu Kamara, who picked up an injury in the Pompey game, adding to the injury list that includes Steven Alzate, Marvin Mehlem, and Liam Millar.

TICKETS & TRAVEL

There are still tickets remaining for tonight's game, and this is not one to miss under the lights. They can be purchased by:

• CLICKING HERE
• Calling the Ticket Office: 01865 337533
• Visiting the Ticket Office in person

The Res Gate behind the North Stand will be closed both before and after the game, meaning pedestrians will be unable to use that route to access the far side of the ground.

There are roughly 2,000 free car parking spaces at the ground, but these do tend to fill up quickly, so please make sure you get to the stadium early if you intend to park there. Alternatively, take one of the Football Special buses. Full details on getting to and from the Kassam Stadium can be found HERE.

Supporters should also check out our Matchday Guide HERE for a full run down on the match day experience.