National League South

PARKER PENS A POINT FOR HOOPS AFTER ARCHIE STO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 January 2023

HAMPTON & R1 OXFORD CITY 1
By James Reid

JOSH Parker cancelled out Luis Fernandez’s opener as Hampton & Richmond Borough and ten-man Oxford City played out a draw.
Fernandez rose highest to nod the Beavers in front 10 minutes after the break before Parker stabbed home from close range with 20 minutes to play.
It could have been a different story for the hosts, who missed a golden opportunity to double their lead just moments before Parker’s equaliser.
Sam Deadfield was fouled in the box, but his penalty was well saved by debutant goalkeeper Archie Matthews.
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