Lions boss assesses opponents ahead of Saturday's 1pm Kassam kick-off
The clubs met last season over two legs in the Area Final of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy, with the away leg finishing in a 1-0 win for Millwall, and Neil Harris has been impressed with the progress of Michael Appleton's side since their promotion to League One.
He said: "Oxford have had a slight change in personnel during the summer. But they are still an attack-minded team so we will have to defend well and be a threat going forward.
They gave us two very good games last year, and they have kicked on and are a solid good footballing side. They have made a solid start this season. They have some dangerous players so we're expecting a difficult game, but we'll be confident going into it after three wins in our last four outings."
The U's have suffered a slight dip in form of late, winning just one of their last five matches, but that was an impressive 1-0 success against high-flying Bradford City. Only AFC Wimbledon have come away from the Kassam Stadium with all three points so far this term.
Ticket & Travel details
Tickets are on sale to season ticket holders and members priced at £21 adults, £15 over 65s, £14 students (on production of NUS card or in full-time education), £14 18-21yrs, £12 U18s, £8 U13s and £5 U7s (U13s and U7s must be accompanied by a full paying adult).
Tickets will go off sale at 2pm on Friday 28th October. We have a total allocation of 1,204 tickets. This match is strictly all-ticket for both sets of fans. There will be no ticket sales on the day of the game.
Wheelchair/Ambulant Disabled supporters need to call 0844 826 2004 - Option 1 to book tickets.
There are three easy ways to buy tickets:
COACH TRAVEL: Coaches will leave The Den at 9am. Coach tickets are priced at £17. These can be purchased by season ticket holders and members in person at the Ticket Office, online at www.millwalltickets.com or via the call centre on 0844 826 2004 - option 2 . All coaches operate a strict no-alcohol policy. No coach refunds.
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