The 2009-10 campaign delivered a glorious and long-awaited return to the Football League for Oxford United, as The U's clinched promotion by winning the Conference Premier play-off final at Wembley. Leading the charge was their talismanic striker James Constable, whose 25 goals in the league proved decisive, including a crucial goal in the dramatic 3-1 final victory over York City. The season, built on a phenomenal start that saw them race to the top of the table, culminated in the historic day where over 33,000 passionate supporters watched the club end a four-year absence from the EFL, marking a defining and unforgettable chapter for the Yellow Army