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Hemel Hempstead Town 0-4 Oxford City: Hoops are too hot to handle

OXFORD CITY gave struggling Hemel a lesson at Vauxhall Road running out comfortable winners.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 October 2021

By Allan Mitchell

HEMEL H’STEAD 0
OXFORD CITY 4
OXFORD CITY gave struggling Hemel a lesson at Vauxhall Road running out comfortable winners.
City took the lead just after Samir Curruthers had an early chance for Hemel.
A long ball found its way to Joe Iaciofano who evaded some poor challenges, danced into the box and finished on four minutes.
They doubled their lead two minutes later when Hemel allowed Iaciofano too much time and space again. The diminutive striker slotting home from close range.
Oxford were now running the show, playing some excellent football and could have gone further a...

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