From the RFL website:
Oxford - Flintham, Griffith, Brooker, Kitson, Canterbury, Nicholson, Gardiner, Allan, Adebiyi, Igbinedion, Smith, Pickles, Gill, Bustin, Cryer, Bienk, Sherrife, Greene, Carter

So that's probably:
Adam Flintham, Harry Griffith, Marcus Brooker, Nathan Kitson, Casey Canterbury, Aaron Nicholson, Luke Gardiner, Danny Allan, Sadiq Adebiyi, Dan Igbinedion, Jack Smith, Jack Pickles, Jordan Gill, Callum Bustin, James Cryer, Lewis Bienek, Jessie Sherrife, Charlie Greene, Errol Carter

Dual reg - Sadiq Adebiyi, Callum Bustin, Lewis Bienek (all London Broncos)
Loan - Aaron Nicholson, Jessie Sherrife (both Keighley)

Compared to last week:
Out - Will Maher (in the Castleford squad for Sunday's game against Catalans), Nick Arnell, Jordan Parry, Ryan Backhouse, Adam Withington, Doug Chirnside, Mark Hayes
In - Adam Flintham, Casey Canterbury, Sadiq Adebiyi, Jack Smith, Jack Pickles, Callum Bustin, Lewis Bienek

Jack Pickles is a new signing who was at Hunslet last season. Plays prop or loose forward.
Jack Smith returns after a two-game suspension.


All Golds - Lamont Bryan, Richard Jones, Morgan Evans, Callum Bradbury, Joe McClean, Ollie Purslow, James Walter, Brendon Newton, Josh Allison, Steve Parry, Harrison Elliott, Lewis Reece, Phil Cowburn, Samuel Hodge, Kieran Hyde, Mo Agoro, Jack Uren, Mike Govin, Luke Stephens

No place for former Oxford players Graham O'Keeffe (see below), Jimmy Rowland (who now likes to be called James), Jonny Leather or James Mason.

Preview from All golds website:
The All Golds travel to local rivals Oxford on Sunday looking to end the regular season with a win. After the last round of fixtures this weekend League 1 breaks in two – the top eight teams play each other to decide who gets promoted to the Championship while the bottom seven take part in the Consolation Shield.

The All Golds’ top eight hopes were ended some time ago but head coach Lee Greenwood is hoping to see a performance to match last Sunday’s where his side fell to an agonising one point defeat to seventh placed London Skolars. He said: “ I cannot fault the effort from the lads against London last week. We have been beaten narrowly by all the five teams directly above us in the table. If we could have turned those into wins then we would be in the top eight now but it wasn’t to be. We want to win on Sunday then we’ll take stock of how we approach the rest of the season and set some goals for ourselves. Oxford will be tough and it will have a local derby feel to it. If we are not ready for a physical battle then we will get beat there just like we did last season. They are trying to get more young local lads in their team just like us and it takes time. They will be looking at this game as definitely one they can win though and we will need to perform to get the two points.”

Greenwood hopes to welcome back Harrison Elliott for the game against Oxford. The forward was enjoying a good first season with the Golden Fern before pulling his hamstring against Hunslet on May 22. Irish international Graham O’Keeffe went under the knife this week for anterior cruciate ligament surgery so will not be available for selection until next season.