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Dulwich Hamlet 0-2 Oxford City: Sad Hamlet suffer second-half disaster

Oxford City underlined their National League South play-off credentials with a comfortable victory over Dulwich Hamlet.
Dulwich Hamlet

By John Lawrence

DULWICH HAMLET 0

OXFORD CITY 2
McEachran 66, Iaciofano 69

ZAC ATTACK: Oxford City’s Zac McEachran fires in with his left foot
PICTURE: Rob Avis

OXFORD CITY underlined their play-off credentials with a comfortable victory over Dulwich.
For the seventh league match this season there was a capacity crowd of 3,334 at Champion Hill, but the Hamlet faithful saw their favourites fail to end their hoodoo against City who have now won all six encounters between the clubs in the National League South.
The first chance fell to Dulwich when Giovanni McGregor’s free-kick into the bo...

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