THE Oxford Mail player ratings after Oxford United conceded a stoppage time equaliser at home to Blackpool in Sky Bet League One.
JAMES BEADLE
Busier late on as the visitors ramped up the pressure. He thwarted Jordan Rhodes well shortly before the veteran striker grabbed the equaliser – 7.5
SAM LONG
Helped keep things solid at the back for United despite being penned in during the closing stages – 7
ELLIOTT MOORE
Won countless headers and was more often than not in the right place to sweep up danger – 7.5
CIARON BROWN
The wily Rhodes ghosted in front of him to grab the stoppage time equaliser for Blackpool – 6.5
STANLEY MILLS
Glorious cross from the right-hand side got the assist for Greg Leigh’s goal – 7.5
MARCUS MCGUANE
A mature display without his midfield partner Cameron Brannagan and he helped set the tempo in the first half – 7
JOSH MCEACHRAN
First league start since August and he was key to controlling play in the opening 45 minutes – 7
GREG LEIGH
Yet another goal, and a well-taken one at that. Impressive display saw him have a couple of half-chances before he did find the back of the net. MAN OF THE MATCH – 8
RUBEN RODRIGUES
Plenty of nice touches and looks to make things happen in the final third – 7.5
BILLY BODIN
A quiet afternoon by the standards he has set himself during recent weeks – 6.5
MARK HARRIS
Sent a first half strike comfortably wide but otherwise had no sniffs of goal – 6.5
SUBSTITUTES
Tyler Goodrham (for Bodin, 59)
A tough assignment for him to swing the momentum as the U’s sat deeper and deeper – 6.5
Fin Stevens (for Mills, 62)
James Husband too easily got above him to nod the ball across the box for the equaliser – 6
Josh Murphy (for Rodrigues, 81)
Gatlin O’Donkor (for Harris, 81)
Unused: Eastwood, Thorniley, Gorrin.
Substitutes who come on after the 75th minute do not get a rating.
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