National League South

TEN-MAN CLARETS ARE SEEN OFF BY ZAC ATTACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 February 2022

CHELMSFORD C 1 OXFORD CITY 2
By Chris Berry

A ZAC MCEACHRAN goal saw Oxford City take three points off the ten-man Clarets in a defeat at the EMG Inspire Stadium.
A competitive opening ten minutes at the EMG Inspire Stadium was followed by the Clarets taking the lead with a fine move.
Dara Dada battled well before finding Tom Blackwell, who controlled and stroked a left-footed finish beyond Ben Dudzinki to open the scoring.
From there though, the away side began to show dominance as they grew into the game and put pressure on the City back line.
The pressure finally told seven minutes ...

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