National League South

Red-hot Reece is hero for slick City

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

OXFORD CITY 1 HUNGERFORD TOWN 0
By Patrick Lock

A THUMPING first-half finish from Reece Fleet was enough to earn Oxford City a 1-0 win against Hungerford Town at the Velocity Stadium.
With scorching conditions in Oxfordshire, there was little surprise that the game took time to ignite, with two early Joe Iaciofano efforts from distance landing comfortably in Luke Cairney’s arms.
The game’s decisive moment came just two minutes before the break as a ball over the top found Iaciofano down the right.
He was able to hold the ball before playing to the centre where an onrushin...

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