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When League One’s basement-dwellers Forest Green Rovers arrived in Oxfordshire last Saturday, Karl Robinson’s side were heavy favourites to take all three points and move themselves into the top half of the standings.

Things started well when James Henryput The U’s in the lead within 20 minutes, but a second-half performance that Robinson described as his side’s worst all season allowed the visitors to equalise and force a share of the spoils – with a point quite generous to an Oxford team who barely posed a threat after the interval.

That stalemate against Rovers extended Oxford’s unbeaten run to six games in the league, but with four of those fixtures ending in 1-1 draws, United have struggled to climb the League One table and are sitting in 13th position, six points behind sixth-placed Barnsley.

Newly-appointed chief executive Tim Williams has stated his aim to make Oxford United a top-30 club within the English game as well as regulars in the

Championship, an ambition that led club officials to visit Formula 1 team Alpine this week as they look to learn about recovery from their sports science staff.

A battling first-round success at non-league Woking was as far away from the glitz and glamour of Formula 1 as possible, but nevertheless Oxford fans saw a different side to their team in that hard-earned win at The Laithwaite Community Stadium which bodes well for Saturday’s second-round match.

Exeter City have continued to progress as a team despite the exit of former boss Matthew Taylor to Rotherham United in October, with the Devon-based club impressing in their first season back in the third tier since the 2010-11 campaign.

Gary Caldwell’s side are currently 11th in qLeague One, five points away from the playoff positions but most importantly a healthy 11 points ahead of MK Dons in the highest of the relegation places.

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A 2-0 home defeat to Ipswich Town last weekend continued Exeter’s trend of struggling against the bigger names in League One, with Caldwell’s men suffering 4-2 losses to Plymouth Argyle, Charlton Athletic and Saturday’s opponents Oxford over the past two months.

Jevani Brown has enjoyed a blistering start to the campaign for the Grecians, providing nine goals and eight assists in 18 games so far, meaning he tops the league’s goal-contribution chart alongside Bristol Rovers’ Aaron Collins.

Twenty-eight-year-old Brown was at the double in Exeter’s 3-2 win at fellow League One side Port Vale in the first round, with another tricky tie against capable third-tier opposition between them and a coveted place in the third-round draw.

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