Home of Oxford City FC

Since 1993

Capacity 3,500

Rating: 4.2

(401) Google Reviews

Went as a neutral, and thoroughly enjoyed the day. Much more friendly than their neighbours, from across the city. Only disappointment was that the kiosk doesn't stock any souvenirs suitable for ground hoppers, other than mugs, hats, and scarves, which I didn't fancy, in August! Would have snapped up a t-shirt, but less keen on replica kit and training wear. Maybe next time?..
Watched Oxford City against Solihull Moors just before Christmas. Pretty average first but a very enjoyable second half. Unfortunately Oxford were on the wrong end of a 2-1 defeat and continue to be in a relegation battle. Liked the ground, mixture of seating and terracing, artificial pitch. I managed to get a space in the car park as I got there an hour before kick off. Excellent value for money as you could watch Oxford City ladies play a friendly before the men's game. One disappointing aspect was no Bovril at either of the two places that served hot drinks in the ground.
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a year ago
This is a great venue with a stadium style pitch and caged pitches. Other facilities are adjacent such as netball pitches but not sure if they are part of Oxford City
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8 months ago
I know is artificial (the pitch) but everything else about this club and ground is about real football. No pretentions, just plenty of honest and pretty impressive endeavour and achievement.
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a month ago
Nice little ground..Just been promoted to the National League ..went to watch Oxford City v Chesterfield Fc . Att..1361. 641 traveling fans .score Oxford City 1 - 2 Chesterfield
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a year ago

History (from Wikipedia)

Oxford City play their home games at Marsh Lane, Marston, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX3 0NQ.[6]

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