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Goalkeeper
18 Jamie Ashdown England 30/11/1980
53 Eddie Cavanagh England 30/03/1997
1 Ryan Clarke England 30/04/1982
21 Max Crocombe New Zealand 12/08/1993
Defender
17 Matt Bevans England 19/09/1993
33 Cheyenne Dunkley Jamaica 13/02/1992
22 Sam Long England 16/01/1995
2 Jonathan Meades Wales 02/03/1992
5 Johnny Mullins England 06/11/1985
3 Joe Skarz England 13/07/1989
16 Andy Whing England 20/09/1984
6 Jake Wright England 11/03/1986
Midfielder
24 Josh Ashby England 03/05/1996
12 George Baldock Greece 09/03/1993
Jérémy Balmy France 19/04/1994
19 Michael Collins Ireland 30/04/1986
32 Aiden Hawtin England 13/06/1995
29 Brian Howard England 23/01/1983
30 Sam Humphreys England 03/11/1995
7 Danny Rose England 21/02/1988
14 Josh Ruffels England 23/10/1993
23 Josh Shama England 14/10/1994
Forward
36 John Campbell England 23/11/1988
39 Patrick Hoban Ireland 28/07/1991
44 Will Hoskins England 06/05/1986
10 Danny Hylton England 25/02/1989
11 Alex MacDonald Scotland 14/04/1990
15 Callum O'Dowda Ireland 23/04/1995
20 Giorgio Rasulo England 23/01/1997
31 James Roberts England 21/06/1996
29 Kemar Roofe Jamaica 06/01/1993
27 Kyle Vassell Northern Ireland 07/02/1993
Manager
Michael Appleton England 04/12/1975

Oxford United

Oxford United
Oxford United
Oxford United Football Club
 
Country: England
Founded: 1893
stadium: Kassam Stadium
Homepage: www.oufc.co.uk
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