Finished 0 2 Lincoln City - Oxford Utd England League 1 - Sincil Bank 7th Round 
* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Lincoln and Oxford cross swords on Tuesday, October 31st in a League One clash. Here is our detailed preview of the game, as well as our best Lincoln vs Oxford free betting tips. Also, check out our dedicated League One betting tips page.
Lincoln vs Oxford predictions and betting tips
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Under 9.5 Corners
- In 3 of the last 4 H2Hs, there were no more than 9 total corners registered.
- Lincoln saw 5 of their last 8 home games stay under 9.5 corners.
- This also happened in 4 of Oxford’s last 7 matches.
Lincoln or Draw
- Lincoln won all of the last 3 H2Hs and the Imps have won 7 of their previous 10 home matches vs Oxford.
- Oxford are now winless in 3 – D2 L1.
- Lincoln’s form is solid, with only 1 defeat in the last 5 games – W3 D1.
Top betting odds and key stats for Lincoln vs Oxford
Check the best Lincoln vs Oxford odds and useful stats here, on our website:
16/08/22 England League 1 League 1 Oxford Utd Lincoln City 1 2 08/01/22 England League 1 League 1 Lincoln City Oxford Utd 2 0 28/08/21 England League 1 League 1 Oxford Utd Lincoln City 3 1 26/03/21 England League 1 League 1 Oxford Utd Lincoln City 2 1 12/09/20 England League 1 League 1 Lincoln City Oxford Utd 2 0 28/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Cambridge Utd Lincoln City 0 3 W 25/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Barnsley Lincoln City 2 2 D 21/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Leyton Orient Lincoln City 0 1 W 18/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Stevenage Lincoln City 1 0 L 11/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Port Vale Lincoln City 1 1 D 28/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Bolton Oxford Utd 0 0 D 25/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Cheltenham Oxford Utd 2 0 L 11/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Leyton Orient Oxford Utd 2 3 W 07/11/23 England EFL Trophy England Chelsea U21 Oxford Utd 0 5 W 04/11/23 England FA Cup FA Cup Maidenhead Utd Oxford Utd 0 2 W Head to Head
Last Five - Lincoln City
Last Five - Oxford Utd
Now, let's take a better look at the best markets and odds we found for this duel:
Lincoln odds: 11/4 (3.75) – 26.7% Probability
Draw odds: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6% Probability
Oxford odds: 7/6 (2.17) – 46.2% Probability
*all odds provided are the best price at the time of publication and come from various bookmakers and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
As we can see, the bookies see Oxford to be the expected winners in this match, with a 46.20% win probability. Regarding other markets, BTTS is our recommendation to consider at 20/23 (1.87) – 53.50%.
Lincoln – Oxford preview: latest form, news, and potential lineups
Read all of the latest injury updates and team news for this duel, including our predicted Lincoln vs Oxford lineups.
Lincoln
Since sacking their manager Lincoln found some form and they are now undefeated in 3 consecutive games under interim coach Shaw. On Saturday the Imps were good value for their 1-1 away draw vs Exeter.
Lincoln continue to have issues keeping clean sheets but lately, their forward actions have been better. The front line is also boosted by the return from injury of striker Bishop.
His recovery is important as the Imps still have 3 other strikers in the treatment room – House, Walker and Hackett-Fairchild.
Predicted Lineup:
Jensen (GK), Jackson, O’Connor, Roughan, Sorensen, Erhahon, Hamilton, Mitchell, Adelakun, Bishop & Smith
Oxford
Oxford extended their winless win to 3 (D2 L1) on Saturday but they were pleased to save a 2-2 draw vs Wycombe. After taking an early lead the U’s found themselves trailing. Eventually, deep in stoppage time, Brannagan saved a point for Oxford.
The recent shakiness is related to much more insecure defending. Going forward Oxford remain one of the best teams in the league.
Still without a quartet of injured players. From them, only playmaker Browne starts often when fit.
Predicted Lineup:
Beadle (GK), Brown, Moore, Long, Leigh, Brannagan, McGuane, Goodrham, Rodrigues, Bodin & Harris
Starting Lineups
The teams usually announce their starting lineups one hour before the start of the game.
Player to Watch: Greg Leigh
Oxford’s left-back Greg Leigh joined the team relatively late. However, in just 9 league appearances since his arrival, the explosive full-back has scored 5 goals and he is Oxford’s top goalscorer right now.
Leigh spends more time in attack than in defence these days and his ability to make runs from deep and to place powerful long-range shots on target makes him a player to watch.
