Oxford United set for Boston trip

By Sean Donahue
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Updated: January 17, 2011

English League Two side Oxford United has added Boston to their list of preseason destinations. Using their connections with the Hampton, New Hampshire based Seacoast United, Oxford is planning a eight day training stint in the area, featuring three matches.

Oxford United may play the Revolution this summer.

According to BBC Sport, the club has been in talks with the New England Revolution about a friendly match, potentially behind closed doors. With the reserve team back in action this season, a potential fixture added to the Revs reserves schedule of just 10 games seems more likely.

The fourth division English club currently sits just a point out of a playoff spot.

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Sean Donahue serves as an editor and staff writer at New England Soccer Today. He has been covering the New England Revolution since 2002 for various publications. He has covered four MLS Cups, in addition to covering various international matches, including World Cup Qualifying and the CONCACAF Gold Cup. He has done freelance work for the Associated Press and ESPN Boston. Sean co-hosts New American Game, a soccer talk radio show from 10am to noon on WMEX AM1510. He previously hosted Revolution Recap, a weekly radio program covering the New England Revolution and U.S. Men's National Team from 2005-2008. He is a member of the North American Soccer Reporters. Sean can be reached at nesoccertoday@gmail.com or on Twitter @SeanLDonahue

Oxford United set for Boston trip

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