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Oxford United were unlucky to lose out to a Manchester United reserve team on Tuesday night.

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Oxford United are back in the Football League after beating York City 3-1 in the play-off final at Wembley.

There , will be much written about the game, and I will mostly leave the words to others. Suffice to say that goals from Matt Green, James Constable and Alfie Potter, all with great finishes, sent the U’s travelling masses into rapture.

It is a great achievement for the club, in arguably the most important match in the club’s history. To be back in the league is vitally important in every way. MFW wants to thank everyone involved for an amazing day (including the group of York fans we met in London after who were great sports, very gracious, and a credit to their club).

Over the next few posts I will put up some of the  pictures taken during the day…

Oxford United are 0ff to Wembley after a fine 2-0 win over Rushden & Diamonds at the KasStad today. Second half goals from Matt Green & James Constable gave U’s the win, and a 3-1 victory on aggregate. United go on to play York City at Wembley for a place in the Football League next season.

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Oxford United overcame a stubborn Altrincham side to win 1-0 yesterday. Beano scored after Creighton flicked on a Chappers corner. Not only back to back wins, but the first set piece goal in recent memory.
United now go in to a run of three home games in 7 days, plus a final day seaside trip to the seaside, as Wilder’s boys look to haul themselves back into form in time for the play-offs.

Oxford United went to Hayes & Yeading yesterday, and lost 1-2 to cast serious doubt on the end of season run in for U’s. A goal from James Constable just before half-time gave U’s the lead, but two second half goals from Marwa sent U’s fans into despair…well that, the performance and the ref.  U’s lost Matt Green to a two yellow card sending off after less than 20 minutes, then Simon Clist to a first half head wound.

The only good thing about the day was the curry in Southall, and taking the piss out of Hayes winger Binns. Shame about the football.