Oxford Utd v Plymouth preview

Team news for Saturday's League Two clash between Oxford United and Plymouth Argyle at the Kassam Stadium.

Oxford boss Chris Wilder may restore James Constable to his starting line-up when they host the Pilgrims. The striker had to settle for a place on the bench during Tuesday's 2-0 win over Southend after complaints of a tight hamstring. But Wilder has a selection headache in attack after Tom Craddock came off the bench to score both goals whilst Deane Smalley impressed from the start. Craddock is expected to be handed a starting role alongside Smalley although Constable is still in contention for a quick return. Sean Rigg is likely to make way while Alfie Potter and fit-again Jon-Paul Pittman provide plenty of attacking options. But Wilder has welcomed the competition as the U's look to extend their unbeaten start to the season. He told the club's official website: "That level of competition is what you want all over the park and gives me choices to make." Argyle boss Carl Fletcher may reshuffle his forward line. The Pilgrims are yet to score a league goal this season but picked up their first point in Tuesday's stalemate at Dagenham. Striker Matt Lecointe was replaced by Paris Cowan-Hall at the break in that fixture but failed to have the desired impact. Warren Feeney was also introduced after the break but the experienced forward offered little in attack. Fletcher must decide whether to keep faith with Lecointe and Luke Chadwick or try a new partnership. Summer signing Rhys Griffiths will continue to play no part as he continues to recover from a calf injury, and midfielder Jamie Lowry will also miss out as he is expected to be sidelined until late October with an ankle ligament injury.