National League North

Moors the merrier as City are downed

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 August 2025

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 1
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
SPENNYMOOR bounced back from a heavy defeat by King’s Lynn on Tuesday to take all three points at Oxford City.
The home side started brighter and should have been ahead within 60 seconds as Isaac Westendorf broke clear but his effort was straight at Brad James.
Chances were at a premium all game, however Moors first sounded the warning signs on 15 minutes when Sam Lewis did well to stop Matty Dolan’s volley.
The visitors took the lead ten minutes later when a cross evaded Charlie Wiggett, allowing Rob Ramshaw in to sla...

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