Notts County v Oxford United prediction, lineups and tips
Notts County have won just once in their last seven League One games while Oxford United have won three of their last six. A look at the numbers behind Saturday's Meadow Lane meeting.
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Opening hook
Notts County have won just once in their last seven League One fixtures, a run that includes back-to-back defeats against Bradford and Reading without scoring in either. Oxford United arrive at Meadow Lane having won three and drawn two of their last six, a run that features a 4-0 win at Leicester and a 3-0 home win over Burton Albion.
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Oxford UnitedContext
The visitors sit well clear of their hosts in the early-season picture. Oxford's form data shows an average of 2.17 goals scored per game across their last six outings against 1.17 conceded, with two clean sheets and no games in which they failed to score. Notts County's equivalent numbers read 1.00 goals for and 1.29 against over their last seven, with no clean sheets at all. Both sides have had their spells of inconsistency this season, but the underlying shot and possession numbers point towards a clear gap in control between the two squads heading into round 10.
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Oxford UnitedWhere to watch
Kick-off at Meadow Lane is 12:30 BST on Saturday 10 October 2026. The match is shown on Sky Sports where selected, with Sky Sports+ also carrying League One coverage for subscribers this season. Fans without televised access should check the clubs' own streaming channels closer to kick-off for details on this specific fixture.
Key stats
- Oxford United have scored in all six of their last six matches, averaging 2.17 goals for per game against Notts County's 1.00 over their last seven
- Notts County have kept no clean sheets in their last seven outings, conceding at an average of 1.29 per game
- The two sides have met only twice in the last decade, both League Two fixtures won by Oxford United, including a 4-2 away win at Meadow Lane in January 2016











