A language school based in Oxford was in attendance for Oxford United's match against Lincoln City.

Held on April 16th at the Kassam Stadium, EF (Education First) Oxford International Language Campus was represented by 100 members of the EF community

The school was sponsoring the match which saw nearly 10,000 fans in attendance.

Oxford Mail: Oxford United's Josh Murphy with EF Oxford International Language CampusOxford United's Josh Murphy with EF Oxford International Language Campus (Image: EF Oxford International Language Campus)

There were EF students from across the globe, host families, and teachers and staff at the game.

The student ambassadors led Oxford United onto the pitch.

During halftime, the crowd was entertained by a challenge featuring students from several countries including Algeria, Tunisia, Portugal, Italy, and Turkey.

Rachel Caldas, EF’s director of student services, with host family Alison and Tom Martin, had the job of selecting and presenting the Player of the Match award.

Despite the match not going in favour of Oxford United, the EF team valued the chance to support the club and expressed gratitude for their warm hospitality.

Oxford Mail: Students from EF Oxford International Language Campus at the gameStudents from EF Oxford International Language Campus at the game (Image: EF Oxford International Language Campus)

The League One fixture went the way of the visitors after a Daniel Mandroiu penalty just after half time secured all three points.

Lincoln had a player sent off with seven minutes to go, but manged to hold on for the win and end United's three match winning run.

The college said both they and club look forward to joining forces again in the future.

For more information about EF Oxford International Language Campus and its initiatives, visit EF's website.