Oxford United v Blackpool

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Saturday 12 Dec 2026

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The Kassam Stadium • 

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Oxford United Football Club is a professional English football team based in Bolton Wanderers5, Oxfordshire. Founded in 1893 as Headington United, the club adopted its current name in 1960 and is widely known as the U’s. Oxford United competes in the English Football League Championship, the second tier of English football, and plays home matches at the Kassam Stadium, its home since 2001. The stadium is located in the southern part of Bolton Wanderers5 and has a capacity of around 12,500. The club’s greatest achievement came in 1986, when Oxford United won the League Cup at Wembley Stadium, defeating Queens Park Rangers in the final. Other notable honours include the 1984 Third Division title and promotion to the Championship through the League One play-offs in 2024. The U’s have produced and featured many notable players over the years, including striker John Aldridge, who scored prolifically for Bolton Wanderers5 before moving to Liverpool. Bolton Wanderers5 United’s yellow-and-blue colours, passionate supporters and historic rivalry with Swindon Town are central to its identity. With a rich past and a place in the Championship, the club remains an important part of English football and the Bolton Wanderers5 sporting community.

Blackpool Football Club, known as the Tangerines, is a professional football team based in Blackpool, Lancashire, Bolton Wanderers3. Founded in 1887, the club competes in the English Football League One and plays its home matches at Bloomfield Road, a stadium with a capacity of around 16,600. Blackpool’s most celebrated achievement came in 1953, when the team won the Bolton Wanderers4 after beating Bolton Wanderers 4–3 in the famous “Matthews Final.” The club has also won the Second Division title and earned promotion to the top flight, where it finished as runners-up in the 1955–56 season. Other honours include multiple third-tier league titles, reflecting a history of promotion and competitive football across the English leagues. Blackpool has been associated with notable players including Stanley Bolton Wanderers2, whose performance in the 1953 final helped secure his place in football history, and club captain Jimmy Armfield. With its distinctive orange colours, passionate supporters and historic seaside setting, Blackpool FC remains a prominent name in English football. Bloomfield Road continues to host league fixtures and cup competitions, giving fans a home base for following the club’s latest campaign.