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CORIE FIRES AND BRINGS HADLEY RUN TO AN END

OXFORD CITY 2 HADLEY 1
By Patrick Lock

OXFORD City weathered a Hadley storm to eventually book their place in the FA Trophy fourth round draw.
The Hoops had to wait until just nine minutes from the end for the winner, courtesy of striker Corie Andrews.
It come after Step 4 Hadley had equalised from the penalty spot through Luke Alfano after Zac McEachran had put the Hoops in front inside the first minute – the City midfielder finding the bottom corner from range.
Southern League Hadley controlled much of the game against their National League North hosts in the first half b...

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