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Oxford United boss Gary Rowett – we can still be caught

Gary Rowett knows Oxford United are still far from safe as they head to fellow strugglers Cardiff City tomorrow.
MESSAGE: Gary Rowett

Gary Rowett knows Oxford United are still far from safe as they head to fellow strugglers Cardiff City tomorrow.

Manor Solomon’s 33rd-minute goal from a superb attacking move was enough to hand Leeds United the victory.
The U’s are five points clear of safety with five games remaining in the Championship.
Oxford boss Rowett gave his verdict on the situation afterwards.

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Rowett: ’It’s all to play for’
“We still need results until it’s mathematically impossible for three teams to catch us,” he said.
“We need to go and perform again at Cardiff like we did against Sheffield United...

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