Oxford United vs Hull City, 2003/04 English League Two, 2003/2004 English League Two

· English League Two

Oxford United

23': Steve Basham
28': Steve Basham
66': Julian Alsop

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2 - 1

Hull City

77': Danny Allsopp

About

Oxford United are hosting Hull City at The Kassam Stadium, Oxford, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English League Two.

Game Information

Competition: English League Two

Venue: The Kassam Stadium
Location: Oxford, England
Attendance: 6,618

Line-Ups

Oxford United

No.	Name
1	Andy Woodman (GK)
2	Scott McNiven
29	Jon Ashton
5	Andy Crosby
18	Matthew Bound
3	Matthew Robinson
4	Derek Townsley
27	Paul Wanless
19	Daniel Brown
15	Julian Alsop
23	Steve Basham

Oxford United Substitutes:

Rob Lovegrove, Chris Hackett, David Oldfield, Dean Whitehead, Mark Rawle.

Hull City

No.	Name
1	Alan Fettis (GK)
2	Alton Thelwell
6	Marc Joseph
28	Richard Hinds
16	Damien Delaney
18	Jason Price
14	Stuart Green
4	Ian Ashbee
7	Stuart Elliott
9	Ben Burgess
10	Danny Allsopp

Hull City Substitutes:

Paul Musselwhite, Justin Whittle, Dean Keates, Steve Melton, Jamie Forrester.

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