National League North

TURNER SLAMS THE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 1
LEAMINGTON 2
A LATE Dan Turner goal helped Leamington leapfrog Oxford City in the table.
All three goals came in the second half, however the first half certainly had its drama.
On the half-hour, a long ball from Jalen Jones was headed onto Corie Andrews, who was brought down in the box by Callum Hawkins.
Despite debate as to who would take, Andrews stepped up, but Hawkins redeemed himself, guessing correctly to save.
But the second half was just five minutes old when the visitors took the lead. After the City defence failed to clear, a corner
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