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Former Sligo Rovers keeper Ed McGinty said he had to come through one of his "worst halves of football" before emerging as Oxford United's hero in their Carabao Cup win against Swansea City on Tuesday night.
League One Oxford shocked Championship outfit Swansea 5-3 on penalties after storming back from two goals down at half-time to force a 2-2 draw.
Swansea boss Russell Martin was fuming after his Championship side squandered a two-goal lead at half-time and lost 5-3 on penalties against League One side Oxford at the Kassam Stadium.
Oxford boss Karl Robinson is set to make changes for the Carabao Cup clash with Swansea.
Seven teams will start with a different manager from the one who finished the last campaign and no appointment is more intriguing than the four-times Premier League winner Vincent Kompany pitching up at Burnley. There are concerns about the club’s financial structure after relegation but if Kompany’s defensive expertise rubs off on CJ Egan-Riley, Taylor Harwood-Bellis and the goalkeeper Arijanet Muric, all of whom arrive from Manchester City, and Luke McNally, who has joined from Oxford, this incarnation will surely go close. As at Anderlecht, whom Kompany led to successive third-placed finishes, his sidekick will be Craig Bellamy. Teething problems are inevitable but they have an experienced core, which will be supplemented by the exuberance of Scott Twine, the League One player of the season.
Burnley are reportedly set to make a surprise £2.5 million move for Metz defender Boubacar Kouyate, who has been keen to establish himself in English football for some time.
Bristol City will not want to end up back near the bottom of the Championship table again next season – and that means Nigel Pearson will have to do some work this summer to sort his side out.
With the 2022/23 League One season less than a fortnight away, Lincoln City and their rivals are continuing their preparations for the new campaign. But who has been busy over the past week?