National League South

Praise the King, relieved City say

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By John Lawrence
DULWICH HAMLET 0
OXFORD CITY 1
A GOAL from Jack Self early in the second half gave Oxford victory against ten-man Dulwich, but the visitors were indebted to their keeper Craig King, who made some crucial saves.
King made his first contribution on 20 minutes, diving to hold a 30-yard free-kick from Ashley Carew.
But Dulwich soon faced an uphill task when defender Quade Taylor was sent off five minutes later for a challenge on City’s Craig Fasanmade.
Hamlet keeper Preston Edwards made fine saves from Zac McEachran and Kunle Otudeko to keep his side on level terms, but C...

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