Stats Magic: Rochdale v Oxford United Monday, 25th Jan 2021 18:00 by TVOS TVOS gives us the stats for this weeks home fixture against Oxford United. * Tuesday will be the 29th league game between Dale and Oxford United and the 14th at Spotland * Dale have won five of their previous 13 home fixtures versus Oxford, losing three times and drawing five * Our last home win over United came in March 2014 when Scott Hogan’s hat-trick clinched a 3-0 win for Keith Hill’s men, who were well on their way to securing promotion from League Two * We have since played United three times at home without success, nor have we managed a goal * Including away meetings, Dale are winless in eight matches against The U’s * Dale’s best win versus Oxford is 5-1, which they achieved at Spotland in April 2005, the third of three victories over United that season * The most common scoreline in the previous 29 league and cup meetings with Oxford is 2-1. Dale have four 2-1 wins, while Oxford have two. * One of those 2-1 Dale wins, in August 2001, was the first game played at Oxford’s Kassam Stadium * Dale’s leading appearance-maker against United is Gareth Griffiths, with ten games * In the current squad, Matt Done (8) has made most appearances for Dale against Oxford * Dale’s top scorer against Oxford, with four goals, is Grant Holt * Scott Hogan is our top league scorer versus United with three goals from his Spotland hat-trick in March 2014… * But if Matty Lund can net on Tuesday night, he will draw level with Hogan’s three league goals against The U’s LAST VISIT Brian Barry-Murphy took charge of Dale for the second time when Oxford were last at Spotland in March 2019. A fairly tame 0-0 draw followed, but BBM had stopped the rot somewhat with four points from his two games at the caretaker helm. See the action here: Photo: Action Images Please report offensive, libellous or inappropriate posts by using the links provided.
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