Kemar Roofe was Oxford's two-goal hero as Swansea found themselves on the wrong end of the first major upset of the FA Cup third round. Former West Brom youngster Roofe scored twice in the second half as the League Two Us came from behind to stun the Premier League side 3-2. Alan Curtis made 10 changes for his first match since being named Swans manager until the end of the season - then watc...Full Story »

A brilliant individual goal from Kemar Roofe gave Sky Bet League Two leaders Oxford United a 1-0 win over high-flying Vanarama National League side Forest Green Rovers in the FA Cup. Keeper Steve Arnold had made some super saves in the second half to keep the Gloucestershire outfit in the tie but he was powerless to stop Roofe's fierce low shot from 23 yards in the 76th minute, which bounced of...Full Story »

Oxford's promotion charge continued as a late winner helped them beat Dagenham & Redbridge 1-0 in Sky Bet League Two. The match was played at a relentless pace but neither side made significant progress in the way of penetration - until the breakthrough 85th-minute free-kick strike from Kemar Roofe. Perhaps the best chance of the first half came in the ninth minute when home captain Joss L...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe's sixth goal of the season ended Oxford's three-match winless run as the U's triumphed 2-1 at York. The former West Brom striker pounced in the 71st minute for the promotion hopefuls after the Minstermen's Rhys Turner had earlier cancelled out Danny Hylton's opener, Oxford took a deserved 10th-minute lead after controlling the opening exchanges with Hylton rounding keeper Scott Fli...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe became the third Oxford player to miss a penalty this season as Michael Appleton's team were held 0-0 by Morecambe at the Kassam Stadium. The U's controlled the match, and played some good football. But Roofe's 66th-minute spot kick, after he was fouled on a run into the box by Shaun Beeley, was a poor effort, hit too softly, enabling Barry Roche to make a comfortable low save to hi...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe's superb second half strike maintained Oxford United's excellent unbeaten start to the Sky Bet League Two campaign as a 1-0 victory at Bristol Rovers took them up to fourth. The winning goal came on 62 minutes when Roofe connected sweetly with the right-footed half-volley from the corner of the box and left Rovers goalkeeper Aaron Chapman clutching at thin air. Both sides finished ...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe rescued a point for Oxford with a second-half penalty in an exciting 1-1 draw at Mansfield. The home side could only look back on a missed spot-kick of their own - the first they have been awarded for an incredible 86 games - that would have put them 2-0 up after just eight minutes. A thrilling first half saw Mansfield take the lead after just three minutes as Craig Westcarr marked...Full Story »

Oxford wrecked Jimmy Dack's Newport send-off with a 1-0 win at Rodney Parade. Kemar Roofe smashed Michael Appleton's men into a first-half lead before County stalwart Michael Flynn saw red. Dack could only guide the Exiles to a ninth-place finish and hands over managerial duties to former England captain Terry Butcher. The three-points meant Oxford ended the season in 13th position. Roofe fi...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe struck a brilliant individual goal as Oxford beat Cambridge 2-0 at the Kassam Stadium to extend their unbeaten run to seven games. After neat interplay on 31 minutes involving Alex MacDonald and Danny Hylton, Roofe cut in from the left and hammered a ferocious right-footed shot past Cambridge goalkeeper Will Norris into the far corner of the net. It was on-loan West Brom forward Ro...Full Story »

Kemar Roofe netted twice as a ruthless second-half showing earned Oxford a 3-0 win at Prenton Park to keep Tranmere rooted to the foot of Sky Bet League Two. Danny Rose scored the other goal to hand Rovers a fourth successive defeat that sees them remain two points from safety with two games left to play. The visitors took the lead six minutes after the interval when a cross from Sam Long foun...Full Story »