Olympiacos midfielder Esteban Cambiasso hopes his team-mates can build on their surprise victory at Arsenal when they visit Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League on Tuesday. The Greek side bounced back from a 3-0 home defeat to Bayern Munich in their Group F opener with a 3-2 win in London last month. The victory at the Emirates stadium was a first for Olympiacos on English soil in 13 attempts...Full Story »

Falkirk will look to move on from the defeat by Rangers which ended their unbeaten start in the Ladbrokes Scottish Championship when they face Morton. Manager Peter Houston, be without defender Kieran Duffie because of a knee injury, said: "We are concentrating on what we did well at Ibrox as we put in a good performance. Morton will come here very determined after losing their last three games...Full Story »

INVERNESS boss John Hughes has been warned by Peter Houston that it’s the Falkirk manager’s turn to grab glory. Peter Houston is determined to steer Falkirk to Scottish Cup glory Houston and Hughes will go head-to-head in Saturday’s Scottish Cup Final at Hampden. And as the Bairns set their sights on winning the trophy for the first time since 1957 against a side that has ne...Full Story »

Leicester boss Nigel Pearson is keen to see Esteban Cambiasso extend his stay at the club. The Argentinian played a major role in helping Leicester avoid relegation from the Premier League and was recently crowned the club's player of the year. Foxes' fans implored Cambiasso to stay during the match against Queens Park Rangers on Sunday when the former Inter Milan player scored his fifth goa...Full Story »

Substitute James Roberts produced a superb finish from 20 yards two minutes into stoppage time to earn Oxford a 2-2 draw with Exeter at the Kassam Stadium. The Grecians, behind early on, looked to be heading for victory when they went 2-1 up after 87 minutes with Alex Nichols looping a header in from close range. But Roberts worked space for himself on the edge of the area and curled a left-fo...Full Story »

Oxford will be without James Roberts when they host Southend, but the youngster's injury is not as bad as first feared. The striker felt a twinge in his hamstring in the 0-0 draw at Dagenham last Saturday but he looks like he could return to first-team contention in two weeks. While one forward drops out of the squad another could come in, with Patrick Hoban ready to feature on the bench for t...Full Story »

Teenage striker James Roberts scored a superb 84th-minute winner as Oxford came from behind to win 2-1 at 10-man Plymouth. Recalled Roberts - fit-again following a hamstring injury - turned three defenders before curling a measured 20-yard shot into the top corner from the right past former U's goalkeeper Luke McCormick. Oxford trailed 1-0 after 19 minutes but levelled when substitute John Cam...Full Story »

Oxford could be boosted by the return of James Roberts for the visit of Shrewsbury. The striker has been sidelined since picking up a hamstring injury against AFC Wimbledon a month ago and having returned to full training he is ready to boost Michael Appleton's attacking options. Fellow forward Will Hoskins is looking at a January return from his long-term groin injury and is unlikely to be in...Full Story »

Teenage striker James Roberts' third goal in two professional starts earned Oxford a 1-0 win at fellow strugglers York. Roberts, making his full Football League debut, grabbed the only goal of the game on 34 minutes after bagging an FA Cup brace at Grimsby last weekend. York, meanwhile, have now gone 12 home matches without a win. Michael Coulson was unlucky not to open the scoring for the ho...Full Story »

James Roberts celebrated signing a new contract by scoring the first two goals of his career as Oxford won 3-1 at Grimsby to advance into the second round of the FA Cup. The 18-year-old put pen to paper on a new Oxford deal on Friday and 24 hours later grabbed two first-half goals before Danny Rose added a third after the break as the U's saw off non-league Grimsby at Blundell Park with Shaun P...Full Story »