Finished 3 0 Oxford Utd - Exeter England League 1 - Kassam Stadium 
* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Oxford and Exeter cross swords on Saturday, September 23 in a League One clash. Both teams are enjoying excellent starts to the season and the battle for supremacy promises to be exciting. Here is our detailed preview of the game, as well as our best Oxford vs Exeter free betting tips. Also, check out our dedicated League One betting tips page.
Oxford vs Exeter predictions and betting tips
If you need help finding the right bet for Oxford vs Exeter, check our top betting picks for this game, along with our other best football tips for today.
Over 2.5 Goals
- Oxford saw 6 of their last 7 games go over 2.5 goals.
- This also happened in 2 of Exeter’s last 3 matches.
- There were at least 3 goals scored in 4 of the last 6 H2Hs too.
Half With Most Goals: Second
- All of Oxford’s last 6 home league games had more goals in the second half.
- Exeter have scored 70% of their goals so far (7 out of 10) in the second half.
- Oxford also score most of their goals after the interval – 7 out of 12, or 58.3%.
Top betting odds and key stats for Oxford vs Exeter
Check the best Oxford vs Exeter odds and useful stats here, on our website:
01/01/23 England League 1 League 1 Oxford Utd Exeter 0 1 26/11/22 England FA Cup FA Cup Oxford Utd Exeter 4 1 15/10/22 England League 1 League 1 Exeter Oxford Utd 2 4 04/12/19 England EFL Trophy England Exeter Oxford Utd 0 0 30/08/16 England EFL Trophy England Oxford Utd Exeter 4 2 02/12/23 England FA Cup FA Cup Grimsby Oxford Utd 0 2 W 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 28/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Shrewsbury Exeter 0 0 D 25/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Bolton Exeter 7 0 L 21/11/23 England EFL Trophy England Swindon Exeter 0 1 W 11/11/23 England League 1 League 1 Fleetwood Town Exeter 3 0 L 04/11/23 England FA Cup FA Cup Wigan Exeter 2 0 L Head to Head
Last Five - Oxford Utd
Last Five - Exeter
Now, let's take a better look at the best markets and odds we found for this duel:
Oxford odds: 10/11 (1.91) – 52.4% Probability
Draw odds: 14/5 (3.80) – 26.3% Probability
Exeter odds: 10/3 (4.33) – 23.1% 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 favour Oxford as the expected winners of this match. With a 52.40% win probability. In other markets Over 3.5 Goals come at 38.60% probability.
Oxford – Exeter preview: latest form, news, and potential lineups
Read all of the latest injury updates and team news for this duel, including our predicted Oxford vs Exeter lineups.
Oxford
Oxford put up another impressive display last weekend on their visit to struggling Fleetwood. The U’s cruised to an easy 3-0 win after dominating from start to finish. Continued to be very effective in using the overlapping runs and 74% of their goals so far have been scored after crosses.
Oxford sit in the top 3 and their confidence is very high right now.
Starting striker Mark Harris will sit out this game due to a ban. Leigh served his suspension though so he will be an option.
Still missing the injured playmaker Browne and 2 fringe forwards who also remain in rehabilitation.
Predicted Lineup:
Beadle (GK), Long, Moore, Thorniley, Brown, McGuanne, Brannagan, Mills, Rodrigues, Edwards & Bodin
Exeter
On Tuesday Exeter rested 9 regulars when they hosted Reading in the EFL Trophy. Still, nothing can excuse the 0-9 defeat that was suffered to the horror of coach Caldwell and the few fans in attendance.
The Grecians are playing much better in the league so far though. Also, back on New Year’s Day they edged Oxford 1-0 at the Kassam Stadium.
Continue to have 8 players nursing injuries. However, 5 of those are back in training and some might make the bench. The useful midfielder Kite is one of those and if he can play a part this will be a huge boost.
Predicted Lineup:
Sinisalo (GK), Sweeney, Aimson, Hartridge, Mitchell, Trevitt, Carroll, Jules, Cole, Cox & Wildschut
Starting Lineups
The teams usually announce their starting lineups one hour before the start of the game.
