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OXFORD have snapped up goalkeeper Jordan Archer on a short-term deal until January.
The U’s need cover as Simon Eastwood is out with a knee injury, leaving Jack Stevens as the only fit senior keeper.
Archer, 26, has one international cap for Scotland and was a free agent after leaving Millwall in the summer.
He made 166 appearances during a four-year spell with the Lions.
“That experience we need right now when we are in a great position in the league, but with some big games coming up, plus a Carabao Cup quarter-final”, said U’s boss Karl Robinson.

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