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Key Points

  • Oxford United beat Stockport County 1-0 at the Kassam Stadium on October 27, 2026.
  • Mark Harris scored the decisive goal in the 35th minute from Siriki Dembele’s cross.
  • Manager Aaron Ramsey called it his most satisfying performance since taking charge.
  • The result extended Oxford’s unbeaten League One run to eight matches and ended Stockport’s seven-match unbeaten sequence.
  • Oxford moved to third in League One, according to The Northern Echo’s report.

Oxford (Oxford Daily) October 27, 2026 – Oxford United manager Aaron Ramsey described his side’s 1-0 League One victory over Stockport County at the Kassam Stadium as the best performance of his Oxford reign. Mark Harris scored in the 35th minute after receiving Siriki Dembele’s left-wing cross, giving Oxford three points against a Stockport team that had arrived in strong form. The result extended Oxford’s unbeaten league run to eight matches and lifted the club to third place, while Stockport suffered their first defeat in seven games.

Contents
  • Key Points
  • Why did Oxford United defeat Stockport County?
  • What did Aaron Ramsey say about the performance?
  • What does the result mean for both teams?
  • What is the background to Aaron Ramsey’s Oxford tenure?
  • How could the result affect Oxford United supporters?

Why did Oxford United defeat Stockport County?

As reported by The Northern Echo, Harris finished from Dembele’s delivery to give Oxford the lead before half-time. Oxford created further opportunities after the interval and defended effectively when Stockport increased the pressure late in the match.

The Oxford Mail reported that Oxford’s players used Stockport’s high defensive line to create openings. Stockport forward Isaac Olaofe tested goalkeeper Jamie Cumming, who saved his second effort, while Gatlin O’Donkor later sent an Aidomo Emakhu pass over the crossbar.

What did Aaron Ramsey say about the performance?

The Northern Echo reported that Ramsey said the performance made him “most proud” since becoming Oxford’s manager. He praised the team’s work without the ball and said the players showed greater courage and belief when attempting to play through Stockport.

Ramsey also highlighted Louie Sibley’s contribution and said every player had played a part. He described the match as a high-quality contest between two teams seeking to dominate possession.

Ramsey said Harris’s goal was significant because the forward’s pressing is important to Oxford’s approach. He added that scoring would be valuable for Harris and the team.

What does the result mean for both teams?

According to the Oxford Mail and Sky Sports, Oxford’s victory extended their unbeaten League One run to eight matches. Stockport’s defeat ended a seven-match unbeaten sequence and prevented the club from moving to the top of the division.

Before the match, BBC Sport reported that Oxford had been unbeaten in seven league games, while Stockport had not lost in six. Oxford’s win therefore strengthened their position among the leading sides and maintained the momentum built under Ramsey.

What is the background to Aaron Ramsey’s Oxford tenure?

Aaron Ramsey, a former Arsenal and Wales midfielder, is managing Oxford United during the 2026-27 League One campaign. Before the Stockport match, Oxford had recorded four wins and three draws in their previous seven league fixtures, according to BBC Sport. The club had also been seeking greater efficiency after missed chances in earlier matches. The Stockport victory provided a clean-sheet win and a decisive goal from Harris.

How could the result affect Oxford United supporters?

The win is likely to increase confidence among Oxford United supporters as the club continues its unbeaten league run. Ramsey’s praise for the team’s defensive organisation and improved courage in possession may shape expectations for upcoming fixtures. Harris’s goal could also raise his importance in the attack, particularly because Ramsey linked his scoring contribution with his pressing work. Oxford’s rise to third place gives supporters a stronger basis for believing the club can remain involved in the promotion race, although the season remains ongoing.

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