OXFORD RATINGS

Oxford turned up, we didn’t. That’s all that needs to be said really. A goal either side of the break guaranteed the home side's spot in the Championship next season and left us with four defeats in a row.

ANTHONY PATTERSON: 4/10

First goal was more so poor defending, but he palmed the ball straight to their attacker for the second.

TRAI HUME: 5/10

Had a couple of decent moments, crossing was pretty woeful though.

CHRIS MEPHAM: 4.5/10

Was involved in causing the opener, and did fairly okay for the rest of the match. Pretty slack on the ball.

LUKE O’NIEN: 4/10

Didn’t shine at any point and also played a part in Oxford’s first.

LEO HJELDE: 4.5/10

Contributed little going forward, marginally better defensively but not by much.

DAN NEIL: 4/10

Switched off completely after the first goal, had one or two decent spells beforehand. Did nothing for the rest of the game aside from a few errors I noticed.

JOBE BELLINGHAM: 5/10

Fought for the ball a tad better than Neil, didn’t manage to do much creatively though.

CHRIS RIGG: 5.5/10

Hit the post which was a bit unlucky. His shots other than this tended to just get blocked though. Put together a couple of nice dribbles. At least he was trying things, even if he didn't see that much of the ball.

PATRICK ROBERTS: 4.5/10

One shot that was blocked (it was never going to trouble the keeper anyway), weak usually when challenged and no end product. Got into a good position once or twice.

ENZO LE FEE: 6/10

Looked our best bet for most of the game but not exactly brilliant. He needs to be central.

WILSON ISIDOR: 4/10

Just 18 touches in 90 minutes says it all. Devoid of confidence.

SUBS:

DENNIS CIRKIN: 6/10

Had little to do because the game was dead and buried by the time he came on. Did little wrong.

TOMMY WATSON: 6/10

Had a go at least, won a corner with a deflected cross. Slipped over at one point.

ALAN BROWNE: 5/10

Barely noticed him.

SALIS ABDUL SAMED: 5.5/10