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MARINE 1 OXFORD CITY 1

By Adam Yates

■ MARINE and Oxford City played out their third consecutive draw at Crosby in as many seasons.
Both sides came into the game with impeccable runs of form.
Ben Darby came closest for Marine in the opening period with two chances, one of which had to be palmed around the post by Hoops keeper Jon Maxted.
Oxford however provided the opening goal as Tyrone Marsh set up Ellis Brown, who provided a solid low shot into the net from the left of the box.
Leigh Whelan straight from the restart tried an audacious halfway-line shot which needed to be tipped over again by M...

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