Championship side could cease to ‘exist’ as CEO makes public plea in attempt to save club

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  • The Kassam Stadium has been Oxford United’s ground since the early 2000s
  • The Yellows are under pressure to relocate to another stadium by June 2028 

By WILL PICKWORTH

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Oxford United CEO Tim Williams has painted a stark picture of the position the club find themselves in as they continue their attempts to build a new stadium.

The Yellows, who finished 17th in the Championship in 2024-25 in what was their first season in the second tier of English football for 26 years, have played at the Kassam Stadium since 2001.

However, the…

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