Siriki Dembélé

So, yeah, good times.

Now, Dan, credit where credit is due, because you tipped Siriki Dembele to be a key player for us this season.

Whilst I tipped, I think it was Jamie Cumming would be key for us.

You're feeling rather smug at the moment, I'll bet.

George Oxford and Cambridge, they drew 1-1.

yes a game of two halves this one Oxford on top in the first half Siriki Dembele continuing his very good form not only with a goal it was a good goal nice finish in the top right hand corner I think Oxford are about to get a penalty after Mark Harris was fouled with his I saw the referee go take the whistle towards his lips lucky he didn't blow it Dembele finished well but he was brilliant in the first half Momosanga with a rare quiet day for him but Dembele putting in a really good performance and then in the second half it was all Cambridge who had you know by the time the goal came a really nice finish from Ben Knight after some Cambridge pressure it was deserved Tyler Goodrum went close a couple of times later on in the game but it probably at that point would have been quite a fortuitous three points so a lot of Oxford fans very impressed by Cambridge and the same with the latter I think both teams coming away with a well-earned point

Chef Wednesday, nil.

Stockport, nil.

Yes, a very different path to get there, but another healthy scoreline for Oxford United at the weekend.

On the way, we'll get into that, the post-match reaction from Siriki Dembele, which was attention-grabbing, and we examine what head of football operations Ed Waldron had to say in our exclusive sit-down interview.

Let's start, though, at the Kassam Stadium on Saturday.

An unchanged team from the one at Leicester.

It felt like every time we came forward, suddenly we were going to score.

You know, Masanga, who was probably the one player that, the one outfield player that I thought was, did impress during that kind of first 70 minutes where we weren't very good.

You know, he was in the thick of it for the first goal with a brilliant crossing for Dembele.

For Gatlin's chance to hit the bar, it was him that slipped in.