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MATTY BECOMES HOMETOWN HERO

On-loan U’s ace hails boss Robinson and team-mates

By Bradley West

ON A ROLL: Oxford United celebrate beating Sunderland on penalties in the Carabao Cup fourth round to line up a tie against Manchester City and, inset, Matty Taylor
PICTURE: PA Images

DETERMINED and with a point to prove, Matty Taylor has returned with a bang to his hometown club Oxford United.
The on-loan striker joined from Bristol City in August and, despite suffering a groin strain in his second game against former club Bristol Rovers, he had scored eight goals in all competitions ahead of the weekend.
It has be...

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