National League North

Drewe earns draw for battling Hoops

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

By Chris Sumpter

SCUNTHORPE UNITED 2
OXFORD CITY 2
LEADERS Scunthorpe United had to settle for a point as struggling Oxford City twice came from behind.
Goals early in each half from Callum Roberts had put the Iron in the ascendancy, but after Corie Andrews levelled for the first time, substitute Aaron Drewe headed home a stoppage-time equaliser to secure a draw.
“The first half performance was unacceptable and while we came out for the second half with a bit more purpose, we were punished for not getting organised in the 94th minute of the game,” Scunthorpe manager ...

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