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Rangers left Beached by Hoop-la City

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CONCORD R 1 OXFORD CITY 2
By Jack Smith

OXFORD City left Essex with three very welcome points to aid their play-off push at a bitterly cold Concord Rangers.
The Hoops were sharp out the blocks and earned their 13th-minute lead with a well worked goal.
Aaron Williams-Bushell released Zac McEachran who cut the ball back to Alfie Potter, and he calmly steered his shot past Mitch Beeney.
Nine minutes later it was 2-0 when Josh Parker floated a tempting ball towards the back post which McEachran lapped up, nodding effortlessly into the gaping goal.
City moved the ball around with ...

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