Oxford United have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 15 matches across all competitions, offering promise when looking to back MK Dons to get on the scoresheet here. MK Dons do sit a few divisions below Oxford, but the FA Cup is often a great leveller, and Oxford may also decide that they have more pressing issues than a cup run.

Oxford find themselves 23rd in the Championship, three points from safety. This situation is still salvageable, but it may require sacrificing any potential cup run, with Oxford having a busy end to the month with games against Bristol, Leicester and QPR. The other sides around him have slightly more favourable fixtures over this period.

MK Dons sit fifth in League Two and are still in contention to secure an automatic promotion spot. They’ve netted 23 goals across their 13 home games in League Two this term (1.76 per game), with only Bromley (26) scoring more goals at home in the division.

Nottingham Forest picked up an important three points on Tuesday night in the Premier League as they won 2-1 against West Ham, to open up a seven point gap between themselves and the drop zone. That victory took quite a lot of physical and mental energy from Forest, who may look to rotate here to manage fatigue and fitness.

Wrexham enter this game in fine form having won each of their last four matches across all competitions. Confidence won’t be an issue for the home side, who should fancy their chances of causing an upset here. Wrexham have scored in each of their last five matches across all competitions, with four of these games seeing them score at least two goals.

Wrexham have netted 24 goals across their 13 home games in the Championship this term (1.84 per game), with only Birmingham and Coventry (27) scoring more goals at home in the Championship. Forest have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last five matches across all competitions, and expected rotation to the side should make their backline even more vulnerable.