National League North

Macca’s masterclass for the super Hoops

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

RADCLIFFE 1 OXFORD CITY 3
By Thomas Dodds

OXFORD CITY bounced back from midweek misery in style against injury-hit Radcliffe.
An excellent 15-minute spell in the first half gave the hosts a one-goal lead, as Tunde Owolabi poked home a cross from the Boro captain after the Hoops had failed to clear their lines from a set-piece. The hosts looked set to go in ahead and felt confident, but 30 seconds from the break, a gorgeous ball from Zac McEachran allowed his strike partner Corie Andrews to round the Radcliffe shotstopper and tap the ball into the empty net.
A forced change at the br...

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