National League South

Two-goal hero Parker gives Terras the Blues

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 January 2023

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 3
WEYMOUTH 1
A JOSH Parker goal in each half inspired Oxford City to victory.
For the visitors, their bad afternoon started before kick-off, as they were forced to sport City’s 2016-17 away kit due to a kit clash.
The hosts were certainly in no sympathetic mood once the game started, but were unable to find that elusive goal, with an Aaron Williams-Bushell shot off the line being as close as they got in the opening exchanges
Parker eventually had the ball in the net after 25 minutes, to be denied by the offside flag, but ten minutes later he wen...

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