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HOOPS INFLICT HOME ANGST ON HORNETS

By Toby Louth

HEBBURN TOWN 0
OXFORD CITY 3
HEBBURN TOWN fell to a first home league defeat of the season, against Oxford City.
The visitors made a bright start and took the lead in the fourth minute after great play from the Hoops, the ball fell to Tyrone Marsh who tapped the ball into the back of
net. Hebburn would grow into the first half and had pressure but failed to test Jon Maxted in the Oxford City goal.
Hebburn’s best chance of the half fell to Ethan Wood, however he dragged his effort wide from the edge of the area.
Hebburn would create multiple chances in the se...

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