Preview: Oxford United v Alty
By Connor Murphy
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Colin Little is struggling with a virus.
ALTY will be bolstered by the signing of Halifax Town defender Greg Young for tomorrow's trip to the Kassam Stadium.
Young becomes the club's sixth signing since the opening of the January transfer window and should go straight into the squad for the game at Oxford.
But the Robins could be without both Colin Little and Karl Munroe, who have been suffering with a virus all week, while Steve Aspinall tweaked ligaments in his knee during Thursday night's training session.
Long-term injury casualty Val Owen (foot) and suspended striker Chris Senior are also sidelined.
Oxford have added two new faces to their squad ahead of the game, as they look to record only their second win in nine games.
Striker Craig McAllister has joined from Grays in a bid to add more firepower up front, as the goal-shy Us have failed to score in eight of their past 10 games and have mustered just three goals during that time.
McAllister was one of the hottest properties in the Conference during his time at Woking, where he finished as one of the league's top scorers for two years running between 2005 and 2007.
Also moving to the Kassam Stadium is Macclesfield midfielder Adam Murray, who will be well known to Oxford director and former manager Jim Smith from their time together at Derby.
But the hosts will be without influential midfielder Barry Quinn, who is suspended, as well as injured duo Danny Rose (hamstring) and Eddie Anaclet (shoulder).
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