Non-League Paper

FERRY SETS SAIL AS ACE CITY HAUL BACK BORO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 1
EASTBOURNE B 1
OXFORD City and Eastbourne Borough were forced to settle for a point apiece in a match which produced few clear-cut chances.
The visitors started the match the better, and within two minutes forced two close range blocks from Fernandez.
Sports took the lead just before the quarter hour as Charley Kendall’s shot from just inside the box took a wicked deflection off Luis Fernandez, leaving Dudzinski stranded.
Both sides then went close from free-kicks from around 35 yards – Ashby firstly firing just past the post, before Hammond dr...

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