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Ross revels in cup bid to hunt Foxes!

Ross Jenkins reckons his Oxford City side fully deserve their place in the FA Cup spotlight – but won’t be fazed by the big occasion.

GLORY QUEST CONTINUES IN THE FA CUP FIRST ROUND
By Jon Couch

Ross Jenkins reckons his Oxford City side fully deserve their place in the FA Cup spotlight – but won’t be fazed by the big occasion.
The Hoops landed, arguably, the plum tie of the first round proper after being paired at home to League One big guns Leicester City, who famously won the competition at Wembley as recently as five years ago.
And after a rousing start to the season which has seen City top the National League North table heading into the weekend, Jenkins believes a Friday night TV fanfare with the Foxes is the least ...

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