Oxford United take on York City at the Kassam Stadium in their final Division 3 game knowing that if they win, and Lincoln lose at home to Torquay, they will be in the Football League play-offs for the first time in their history.

Ian AtkinsSteve Basham looks set to return up front in Saturday's game, following his spectacular volleyed goal for the reserves in midweek.

And there looks like being a large chunk of action for midfielder Dean Whitehead, who was chosen this week as the club's young player of the year.

Andy Crosby, Dave Waterman and Whitehead will receive their respective awards before kick-off, when the supporters' player of the year will also be announced.

Basham set up two goals, in addition to scoring, in the 3-1 win over Luton Town Reserves, and manager Ian Atkins said: "Steve comes into the reckoning because you need players who will score.

"The goal he scored for the reserves was superb."

Whitehead has started just seven league games this season and United lost just one of those, at Wrexham at the start of the season.

The U's boss acknowledges that the 21-year-old has been a bit unfortunate this term.

"Deano's been the unlucky one out of everyone, really. He played a lot of games last year, considering his age, and hasn't played that many this time.

"It's basically because the other three midfielders have done so well, apart from the last three weeks."

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