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IT’S GERMAN EFFICIENCY THAT WINS IT FOR HEMEL

By Patrick Lock
OXFORD CITY 1
HEMEL HEMP 2
HEMEL Hempstead came out on top against Oxford City at Marsh Lane on a roasting Saturday afternoon, in a match that, in reality, lacked chances.
Despite this, the visitors were able to break the deadlock just five minutes into the game as Dan Phillips took advantage of a loose ball, after Joe Oastler gave it away in the middle.
He was able to shoot from outside the penalty box, his shot beating Craig King in the City goal.
Neither keeper found themselves tested again until the 38th minute when Zac McEachran found himself through on goal, however he...

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