Oxford boss Karl Robinson has a host of injury problems ahead of the Carabao Cup quarter-final with Manchester City. U’s top scorer James Henry is a major doubt after missing Saturday’s Sky Bet League One defeat at MK Dons because of a thigh issue. Midfielders Anthony Forde (ribs), Jamie Hanson (hamstring), and George Thorne (shoulder) and on-loan Liverpool forward Ben Woodburn (...Full Story »

Wolves' outside hopes of a Championship play-off place received a dent when they were held to a 0-0 draw at Reading. James Henry created Wolves' best chances throughout, forcing three good saves from home goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi. Reading rarely fashioned any clear-cut openings, though Oliver Norwood did go close with a long-range effort in the second period. Wolves had enjoyed the better rece...Full Story »

b James Henry's fortuitous second-half equaliser earned a point for Wolves in a 1-1 draw with QPR at Loftus Road. Sebastian Polter's fourth goal in five matches - a header from Matt Phillips' free-kick - put Rangers ahead after only two minutes. But Wolves levelled three minutes into the second half courtesy of a deflection off both QPR centre-backs. Henry's shot struck first Grant Hall and t...Full Story »

Wolves winger James Henry ended their Molineux misery as his header earned a 1-0 Skybet Championship win against Reading. Henry's neat 18th-minute finish earned Wolves their first home win in seven attempts. Their previous success at Molineux had been back on October 3 when they beat Huddersfield 3-0. While Wolves were able to celebrate a long overdue win in front of their own fans, and only a...Full Story »

Wolves returned to form in the Sky Bet Championship with a 2-1 success at Rotherham, who saw their own revival halted. First-half goals from James Henry and Danny Batth gave Kenny Jackett's men just their second win in nine games. Joe Newell had equalised for the Millers, but their run of back-to-back wins came to an end and they remain in the relegation zone. Full Story »

Substitute James Henry rescued an unlikely point for Wolves with a stunning long range stoppage time strike as they claimed a 2-2 draw at Bolton. Henry's shot spoiled what looked like a dream debut for Sky Bet Championship newcomer Zach Clough, who struck twice in three first half minutes for the Trotters and looked to have set up a defeat for Wolves. Instead, Henry came up with a spectacular ...Full Story »