The last time the Clarets faced the U’s, the Kassam Stadium didn’t even exist – so Saturday’s encounter will be Burnley’s first trip to Oxford’s ground.
The last meeting came at the Manor Ground in April 2000 in front of a crowd of 7,549.
Stan Ternent’s men had to come from behind to win 2-1 after going a goal down in the 13th minute to Matt Murphy’s strike for the hosts.
But the Clarets struck twice in the final five minutes to complete a remarkable turnaround thanks to goals from Steve Davis and Paul Weller.
Here’s a look at the XI that took to the field that day:
9. Andy Payton
The Clarets legend scored 68 times in 156 appearances for the club across a five-year spell, having joined from Huddersfield. After retiring from playing, Payton went into coaching with a number of non-league sides, including Colne, Padiham and Northwich Victoria. Photo: Getty Images
10. Graham Branch
The left-footed Liverpudlian made the move to Turf Moor from Stockport County in 1999 and made over 260 appearances for the Clarets across eight years. In 2010 he was forced to retire from football after suffering a serious eye injury whilst playing for Colwyn Bay. Photo: Jamie McDonald
11. Paul Smith
Smith began his career at Turf Moor and went on to make over 100 appearances for the club before leaving to join Hartlepool in 2001. After finishing his playing career, Smith went on to work at the Department of Health and Social Care. Photo: Mike Finn-Kelcey