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AMALUZOR GOES FROM A ZERO TO HERO AGAIN

By Ruth Tunnell
M’STONE UTD 1
OXFORD CITY 0
A SOLITARY header from Justin Amaluzor was enough to get Maidstone United’s play-off hopes back on track as the Stones’ forward responded perfectly to criticism for lateness during midweek.
This game might have had a different outcome had Oxford taken their early chances.
After three minutes, Josh Ashby’s corner was met by Joe Oastler whose header struck the bar.
The ball rebounded to Kevin Berkoe who also headed the ball goalwards, but this time, Saidou Khan made a goal-line clearance.
Not long after this, Berkoe raced int...

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