National League North

Goal frame denies Ashby a late winner

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

LEAMINGTON 0 OXFORD CITY 0
By Paul Edwards

TWO struggling sides fought out a goalless draw at Your Co-op Community Stadium that did very little to help either in their attempts to escape from the relegation zone.
For Leamington it represented progress of sorts as it extended their run without a league defeat to three games; their best sequence of the season, while for the visitors it leaves them three points shy of potential safety, but with all three clubs below them having several games in hand.
The hosts were indebted to the sterling work of volunteers in the 24 hours leading up ...

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