Next for Hereford is a home match against Leamington next Friday, Good Friday, kick-off at 3pm.
After Saturday's three points at Oxford hopes are high that Hereford can take another three points and keep up their campaign to finish the season in a play-off position.
Howver manager Paul Caddis has warned against taking three points for granted.
Leamington drew 0-0 with Radcliffe on Saturday.
"They've got an experienced manager," said Caddis.
"We know how tough it's going to be.
"We're still there, three games to go.
"People wrote us off when we lost a couple of games and you start hearing things like people aren't trying hard enough, that's never the case at this club with these players.
"Really pleased for the players, really pleased for the supporters, on we go.
"We've got three cup finals now, there are nine points to play for and we'll go and try and win the nine points, we know how difficult it is.
"It's credit to the players, credit to the football club, we fighting amidst full time teams, hybred teams, teams that went and bought players for substantial amounts of money.
"Rest assured these boys are still there."