National League North & South

Oxford City 1-1 Hampton and Richmond Borough: Valiant City survive Beavers blitz

TEN-MAN Oxford City were able to withstand a Hampton & Richmond Borough onslaught as the two sides shared the spoils.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Patrick Lock

OXFORD CITY 1
Iaciofano 23

HAMPTON & RICH’ BORO 1
Gray 54

BLAST: David Fisher shoots for Hampton and, inset, Jake Gray scores their equaliser
PICTURE: Thom Lang

TEN-MAN Oxford City were able to withstand a Hampton & Richmond Borough onslaught as the two sides shared the spoils.
The hosts took an early lead through Joe Iaciofano, but Jake Gray ensured the visitors left with a point, with an early second-half strike.
Neither side was able to produce many clear-cut efforts early in the game, Ben Dudzinski first called into action after 8 minutes after he got down l...

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