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Oxford City 1-4 Maidenhead United: Magpies give the Hoops a schooling

Oxford City boss Ross Jenkins was left bemoaning ‘schoolboy errors’ after three goals in eight first-half minutes set Maidenhead United on their way to a thumping win at the RAW Charging Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2023

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 1
Humphrey-Ewers 67

MAIDENHEAD UNITED 4
Beckwith 18, Barratt 23, 60, Smith 26

OPENER: Sam Beckwith celebrates Maidenhead’s first goal
PICTURE: Simon Godfrey

OXFORD City boss Ross Jenkins was left bemoaning ‘schoolboy errors’ after three goals in eight first-half minutes set Maidenhead United on their way to a thumping win at the RAW Charging Stadium.
Sam Beckwith opened the scoring after 18 minutes, and then two goals from Sam Barratt and Reece Smith saw the match all but over before the half-hour.
The Hoops did grab a goal through Latrell Humphrey-Ewers,...

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