Barnsley vs Oxford United prediction, odds and how to watch

Oxford United dominated possession and led through Siriki Dembélé's early goal, but Cambridge United levelled through Ben Knight on 57 minutes to earn a draw that Oxford will know they should never have allowed.

Leicester dominated virtually every statistic at Oakwell but had to settle for a 1-1 draw after Reyes Cleary cancelled out Liam Cullen's early opener. Barnsley showed desire in abundance but the numbers do not lie.

Peterborough United let a lead slip in the dying minutes as Danny Ormerod's second header of the night earned Barnsley a 3-3 draw in a chaotic Carabao Cup tie. Connor Maguire has seen enough to have some very direct thoughts.

Burton Albion came from a dominant position to put three past Oxford United in the final fifteen minutes, with Siriki Dembélé, Louie Sibley, and Gatlin O'Donkor sealing a comprehensive away win. Oxford had the lion's share of possession but could not find a way through when it mattered.

Barnsley were clinical, composed and utterly deserved as they dismantled Plymouth Argyle 3-0 at Home Park, with goals from Oliver Irow, Ronan Curtis and Aribim Pepple settling the League One contest without argument.

Barnsley have shipped 17 goals in their last ten League One matches and Cambridge United have scored in every single one of their last six. Something has to give at Oakwell on Saturday.

Oxford United arrive at Field Mill in form that demands respect, while Mansfield's recent record makes uncomfortable reading. Thursday night under the lights could get ugly.

Stockport County host Barnsley at Edgeley Park on Saturday looking to exploit a visiting side that has shipped 16 goals in its last ten League One matches. This one has goals written all over it.