Habbinalan
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Oxford were impressive and moved the ball about well. They benefitted from the strong wind in the second half. We kept it at 1-0 by some good blocking and defending, some exceptional Chris Dunn saves, a bit of luck and Oxford's occasional unwillingness to shoot. I felt as we got to 70 minutes that we had a chance if we could get a corner or two.
Robbie Simpson, a change of formation and Oxford starting to play for the 1-0 gave us the chance to get back in the match and for the last 10 minutes it was quite like York away and Wimbledon (just after half time) away but the goals didn't come. We probably had 5 or 6 good chances from corners and free kicks with clearances off the line and last ditch blocks. Oxford were the better team but we probably should have got the point.
Roberts, Donaldson and Slew (sub) failed to impress. I'm sure we gave Shaun Derry plenty to think about and work on before we have to tackle Accrington WAT next Saturday.
Robbie Simpson, a change of formation and Oxford starting to play for the 1-0 gave us the chance to get back in the match and for the last 10 minutes it was quite like York away and Wimbledon (just after half time) away but the goals didn't come. We probably had 5 or 6 good chances from corners and free kicks with clearances off the line and last ditch blocks. Oxford were the better team but we probably should have got the point.
Roberts, Donaldson and Slew (sub) failed to impress. I'm sure we gave Shaun Derry plenty to think about and work on before we have to tackle Accrington WAT next Saturday.