National League South

Dolphins delight in City’s slip-up

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

OXFORD CITY 2 POOLE TOWN 3

By Ryan Bratley
OXFORD failed to convert possession into points as they lost to a clinical Poole Town.
The Hoops dominated the opening exchanges, taking a deserved lead through Matt Paterson as he hooked a loose ball goalwards. A chip over the defence almost found him for a second but Nick Hutchings dealt with it.
Poole drew level just before half-time. A whipped cross from the right found the head of Warren Bentley at the back post and his controlled header back across goal beat Jack Stevens. Reece Fleet almost struck back for City but could only pick out the cro...

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