Harriers had to settle for a share of the points at Oxford after an even goalless game that setn the hosts back to the top of the league.

There were enough chances for either side to have won the game and enough heavy tackles to create some bad feeling for the next meeting of the clubs in two weeks' time in the FA Trophy Quarter Final.

Dean Coleman returned to the starting line-up after being left out for the last two games and Marc Goodfellow came in for his debut in attack.  Robbie Matthews also returned after illness.

Coleman wasn't really tested until well into the second half, while Goodfellow gave a promising performance and came closest to breaking the deadlock for Harriers.  United had the best of the possession in the second half but failed to do anything with it while Chris McPhee came close to snatching an injury time winner for Harriers.

The full report and stats can be found here.