Next
up for Oxford are Plymouth Argyle, bottom of the entire Football
League, and Matt Peck
is on hand to examine the stats. Crisis club Plymouth have not had an
easy start to life in League Two and currently find themselves 5
points from safety, however they have seen an upturn in form of late
and will be eager to winning ways, following defeat to 'the A420s' at
the weekend.
THE NUMBERS
Form
(League)
Oxford:
DWWDL(8pts)
Plymouth
Argyle: WLDWL (7pts)
Times
played (at Oxford): 14
Wins
Oxford: 7
Plymouth
Argyle: 1
Draws:
6
Goals
Oxford: 23
Plymouth
Argyle: 13
Last league
Result (At Oxford): (06 October 2001)
Oxford United
1 v 1 Plymouth Argyle
Moody (74’)
P Banger (80’)
OTHER STATS
Plymouth
Argyle last visited Oxford in 2001, and were the first team to play
out a draw with Oxford United in a competitive game at the Kassam
Stadium. The game this Tuesday is only the second game played between
the clubs at the Kassam, coming over a decade after the first.
Plymouth’s
only win at Oxford came in November 1988, when they edged Oxford 0-1.
Plymouth
have only won one away game this season, incidentally their most
recent away game. And have only won 5 away games this calendar year.
Plymouth
may be last in the league, but their form is similar to Oxford, who
are 17 places higher. They have secured the same number of points (4)
in the last 3 games, as they did in the 11 before that.
Oxford’s
unbeaten run finally came to an end in Gillingham, losing 1-0 in a
typically frustrating game. The reason can be explained by the fact
that Oxford have the worst attack record in the top 14. Oxford will
be hoping this can be sorted against Plymouth, who have conceded 26
goals this season already.
Carl
Fletcher, Plymouth caretaker manager, has felt success at Oxford
twice as a player at AFC Bournemouth. Once in a cup and once in the
league, when a young lad called Jermaine Defoe scored twice to beat
Oxford on Boxing Day 2000.
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