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IT’S A FAB FIVE IN A ROW FOR CITY BOYS

OXFORD CITY 3
WESTON-S-MARE 0
By Ryan Bratley
OXFORD CITY made light work of the league's basement side Weston super Mare, overcoming the dismissal of captain Joe Oastler to extend their run of consecutive league wins to five on a comfortable afternoon.
The Hoops took control of a turgid first half in the 30th minute,
Craig Fasanmade won the ball in midfield and incisive passing allowed Reece Fleet to run in on goal and slot an effort between the legs of Weston keeper Luke Purnell.
The hosts doubled their advantage midway through the second half when Oastler rose highest to head home Jack S...

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