National League South

Kabby drives City to victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

OXFORD CITY 2
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN 1
By Ryan Bratley
OXFORD CITY came from behind to beat Hemel Hempstead, with all three goals coming in a busy period either side of half-time. The hosts dominated possession in a first half devoid of chances until the very end, although both ‘keepers warmed their hands with routine early saves. The Tudors led shortly before half time, when Sanchez Watt struck the post and Arel Amu pounced to net the rebound. The Hoops wasted no time drawing level.
Kabby Tshimanga found Brandon Thomas-Asante and his blocked shot fell for Bobson Bawling to turn and fin...

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