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WOKING U19 4 OXFORD CITY U19 1

WOKING brushed Oxford City ahead to extend their unbeaten streak in the National League Youth Alliance South Division to five games.
Sam Wright, Harry Newbould, and Alfie Burton shared the four Woking goals, which included two penalties as the side picked up the all-important three points.
The sunny weather matched the performance in Knaphill, in which the home side, “dominated from start to finish”, according to academy manager Scott Harrison.
The Cardinals put more emphasis on players in their first-year squad, giving the younger players an opportunity to show what t...

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