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HOOPS PILE PAIN ON DARLO

By Craig Stoddart

OXFORD CITY clinched survival while Darlington’s woeful form continued.
Results elsewhere meant Quakers could not have finished in the top seven – it’s a dismal run of run of one win in their last seven fixtures which has cost them. Yet they started this one by creating a flurry of chances without scoring.
Aidan Rutledge was narrowly wide inside the second minute, Will McGowan saw an effort cleared off the line and Tom Tweedy dragged a shot wide.

DARLINGTON 1
OXFORD CITY 3
It took until the 28th minute for Oxford to threaten, Rory Watson sav...

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