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Hungerford Town 0-1 Oxford City: Sol off as slick City win at death

A LATE strike from midfielder Reece Fleet secured a win for Oxford City in a spicy Thames Valley derby match at Bulpit Lane.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 December 2021

HUNGERFORD TN 0 OXFORD CITY 1
By Martyn Leach

A LATE strike from midfielder Reece Fleet secured a win for Oxford City in a spicy Thames Valley derby match at Bulpit Lane.
The first half started very evenly and it was Hungerford’s defender Rhys Tyler who had a couple of shots saved by City goalkeeper Ben Dudzinski.
After 20 minutes a controversial sending-off of Hungerford’s centre forward Sol Wanjau-Smith after a late challenge on Canice Carroll, really spiced the game up and it became a very techy affair throughout.
That was exemplified at the end of a fractious first half when Oxford defe...

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