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The Blues will have to arrest their dreadful away form to do that at the Kassam, after a shocking run of eight losses on the bounce away from Fratton Park. We’ll be building up to kick-off with all the talking points before team news drops at 11.30am. Then it’s more chat and video, before we bring you live updates when the action gets underway.

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Plenty at stake as Oxford United welcome Portsmouth to the Kassam on Saturday (12:30 GMT). Pompey go into the game with a four-point cushion over the relegation zone with the Us just two places, but a further five points,

Oxford United will welcome Portsmouth to The Kassam Stadium on Saturday. While the hosts have remained unbeaten in their last five games, the visitors are winless in their last four. Who will win? Below,

Oxford United welcome Portsmouth to the Kassam Stadium this Saturday (kick-off 12:30pm) in their latest Championship fixture. This will be the 78th meeting between the sides - the most United have played against any opponent - with Pompey winning 28 to Oxford's 23.

Derby's are held to a goalless draw with Oxford United, as the Rams continue negotiations to bring in Blackburn head coach John Eustace as their new boss.

Portsmouth will look to record back-to-back league victories when they travel to the Kassam Stadium for Saturday's lunchtime kickoff against Oxford United. Meanwhile, the U's will be looking to return to winning ways after drawing three and losing one of their last four Championship matches.

Follow live coverage as Derby County face Oxford United in the Championship today. An increasingly competitive second tier in English football remains an intense and exciting competition, with the prize of a place in the Premier League on offer at the end of the season.