Oxford United manager Karl Robinson on Wycombe Wanderers

Oxford United manager Karl Robinson discusses the clash of styles of play between his side and Wycombe Wanderers.

Robinson admitted that style of play doesn’t matter if you can get to Wembley and believes this year has been one of the underdogs.

Robison said: “I don't overly worry about the style of the opposition.

“I think it can be very disrespectful if we use derogatory terms.

"We all analyse ourselves.

“Their style has got them to Wembley and so has ours.

“The one thing that is important is it's two teams with budgets in the bottom half of the league table playing in the final.

“When you look at the troubles Coventry have gone through this year, it seems to be a year where all of the underdogs have overachieved.

“In the years, I've done this it's been as competitive a League One as you're going to come up against.

“It's one we're desperate to get out of and I'm sure Wycombe will be the same.

“I'm more worried about the quality Wycombe bring to a game. They have a very strong team spirit and we have as well.”

The manager also admitted how much victory at Wembley will mean to his club, players and staffs.

He continued: “I'm immensely proud of this group of people, on the pitch and off it.

“It will mean the same to me as everyone else.

“The pride aspect is going into this game with this group of players.

"We're excited, we're looking forward to it.

“We're calm, I don't think we've overreacted at all since the lockdown started.

“I think we've been quite calculated in our approached to everything involved in the process.”

Gareth Ainsworth was in high praise of his opposite number stating that getting into the play-offs itself is huge achievement in itself.

Ainsworth said: "He's great job, a real good job in a league where you have all the huge teams that we've got.

“Then anyone who finished in the playoffs, I think he's got to look back on this season and think what a fantastic achievement.

“Karl is a good guy, he's managed quite a few clubs and he's had success with quite a few clubs as well, so it's no shock to me that there are.

“The competitiveness of our league this season was phenomenal, really was.

“So anyone who finished in those top six positions have done really well to get there.

“He's a good guy and I look forward to seeing him on Monday."

The two will come face to face on Monday night at Wembley Stadium when their sides clash for a spot in the Championship.

The opposition's view: Karl Robinson on Wycombe's style and playing at Wembley