National League South

Super Roberts fires hot Iron start

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2017

By Cameron Lloyd
OXFORD CITY 1
BRAINTREE TOWN 2
BRAINTREE continued their fine start to life back in Step 2 with a comeback win.
The Iron, who were relegated from the National League after six seasons last campaign but they’re on course to bounce back at the first time of asking with this their fifth win of the season.
They had to do it the hard way though, coming from behind after a loose ball in midfield allowed the hosts to break forward with just eight minutes on the clock and Matt Paterson put Oxford ahead.
The visitors were level before the break though with Phil Roberts, who ca...

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