Oxford United welcome Millwall on Saturday but have some fresh injury concerns ahead of this fixture.
The Lions also have a few players sidelined but are in good form ahead of the trip to Grenoble Road.
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Latest Oxford United Team and Injury News Ahead of Millwall Clash
Oxford United Injury News
Matt Phillips – Thigh
Still missing is winger, Matt Phillips. The former West Brom man has been sidelined since the draw against Leicester.
Cameron Brannagan – Back
Oxford skipper Cameron Brannagan was one of two that was forced off with injury at Sheffield Wednesday, but the extent of the injury is unknown. The midfielder had an influential first half at Hillsborough, providing an assist for Will Lankshear before striking a long-range free kick to double the lead.
Brodie Spencer – Foot
The other to be forced for last time out was right-back, Brodie Spencer. The Northern Ireland international was replaced after just 15 minutes at Hillsborough but U’s fans will be hoping it’s not a long-term injury.
Oxford’s Returning Players
Ole Romeny – Still Oxford’s only player to have got minutes during the international break but yet to feature for the U’s. He hasn’t been part of Gary Rowett’s squad for the last three games.
Millwall Injury News
Lukas Jensen – Achilles
Goalkeeper Lukas Jensen hasn’t featured for the Lions since April. He did return to the grass in September but is still some time away from a return.
Danny McNamara – Knee
Danny McNamara has been absent with a knee injury since January. The original diagnosis was that the 26-year-old would be due back in October or November.
Steven Benda – Knock
The German goalkeeper, who is on loan from Fulham, has missed the last three games after picking up a knock in training.
Massimo Luongo – ACL
Midfielder Massimo Luongo will miss the rest of the season after injuring his ACL. He was replaced during Millwall’s win over QPR.
Josh Coburn – Quad
Josh Coburn picked up a quad injury in training and could be sidelined for “months“, according to head coach Alex Neil.
Millwall’s Returning Players
Macaulay Langstaff – Former Notts County forward Macaulay Langstaff missed the win at Stoke but was an unused substitute against Leicester last time out.
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