HOOPS

The Official Match Programme

Oxford City
v
Kidderminster Harriers

28th March 2026
3pm

League Sponsors

Oxford City
The MGroup Stadium, Marston
Oxford, OX30NQ
www.oxfordcityfc.co.uk
Phone: 01865 744493
Pitch Enquiries: events@oxcityfc.co.uk

HONOURS
National League South: play-off winners: 2022/23
Southern League Premier: play-off winners: 2011/12
Southern League Division One South & West:
play-off winners: 2007/08
Spartan South Midland Football League Premier: Champions: 1992/93, 2005/06
Isthmian League Division One: Champions 1995/96
FA Amateur Cup: Champions: 1905/06
Oxfordshire Senior Cup: Champions: 36 times

VICE PRESIDENTS
Sheila Holt
Charles Eld
Tim Reynolds
Colin Rosser

Owner Justin Merritt
Chairman Andy Sinnott
Head of Strategy Allan Steele
Head Coach Ross Jenkins
First Team Coach Paul Robinson
First Team Coach Andy Ballard
Head of Performance Martin Wilkinson
Physio Jazmine Simkin
Women's Manager Lyon Theoharous
Head of Partnerships Chris Williams
Club Secretary Lee Pankau
Media Manager Andrew Gate
Duty Manager Henry Neal
Head of Facilities Shaun Fisher
Head of Hospitality Rachel Burt
Club Chaplain Headley Feast
Fan Access Executives Owen Cawley
Alex Cawley

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
Editor/Designer Chris Williams
With thanks to Darrell Fisher, Steve Daniels, Andy Gate, Zoe French, Skye Foley, Wills Hatton, Alex Whyte, Mike Allen

The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of Oxford City FC. No part of the matchday programme may be used without permission of the club.

THE GAFFER

Ross Jenkins

Good afternoon everyone and thanks for coming along to see us take on one of the best sides in the division, Kidderminster Harriers. The game at Aggborough earlier in the season was an entertaining one that ended in a 1-1 draw and with a big crowd expected today it should be another great occasion.

We come into it in our best form of the season and on the back of a very good win over Chorley here last Saturday. I didn’t think we were quite at our best in the first half but we got better as the game went on. Ewan Clark’s back post header got us in front and then DJ Sturridge’s excellent touch and finish put us two goals ahead and we never looked back after that.

I was delighted with the win but just as pleased with the way we went about our business at 2-0. We continued to work hard, we were hard to break down but still created chances and there was a real determination not to let Chorley back into the game. They get the ball into the box quickly but we coped well with that and the defence deserved their clean sheet.

One defeat in six games is a great reward for all that hard work and the players deserve huge credit for their efforts, but ease up now and there is still plenty of danger all around us. Think of it like a long distance race with the pack approaching the final straight. Ease up, let the pace slow, and others will take full advantage. Just stay in your lane, focus on what you have to do and put every ounce of energy you have into those closing stages.

Finally, a quick word for the fans. I thought the atmosphere last Saturday was exceptional and the fans lifted us when we needed it most. It makes such a difference so get behind us again today, stay positive and let’s keep moving in the right direction together.

ROSS

A Bluffer's Guide to Kidderminster Harriers

Why is Kidderminster famous?
Carpets. The modern carpet industry was founded in the area in 1785 by Brintons, and the carpet industry became so important to the local economy that the local newspaper is still named The Shuttle after the shuttles used on the carpet looms. By 1951 there were over thirty carpet manufacturers in the town, although many were lost in the Great Laminate Wars of the late 20^th Century. The red carpet used for the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Katherine was manufactured in Kidderminster.

Why are they the Harriers?
It is a legacy from their formation in 1886 when a highly successful athletics club and the local rugby club, Clarence, became ‘Kidderminster Harriers and Football Club'. They had rivals in Kidderminster Olympic - local derbies drew crowds of over 7,000. In 1890 the two clubs amalgamated as Kidderminster FC, turning professional and joining the Midland League

We all love Aggborough. When did they move there?
Having originally played at the local cricket ground Harriers moved to their current home in 1887–88

Any early superstars?
Billy Boswell – he scored an amazing 64 goals in 1935–36, a new scoring record for the club. In 1963 Peter Wassall joined the Harriers on the advice of his brother Brendan after spells with Wolves, Aston Villa and Atherstone Utd. After a season in midfield he switched to play up front and went on to score a total of 448 goals in 621 games for the Harriers. He joined Hereford Utd briefly in 1971 but returned to Aggborough a year later.

In July 1985 Kim Casey joined from Gloucester City for £2,500. In his first season for the Harriers Casey scored 73 goals in 69 games, a club record, and netted 47 the following season. For much of the eighties and nineties Casey partnered Paul Davies up front, Davies eventually logging 307 career goals in 656 games over 13 years for the club, while Casey hit nearly 200 goals in six seasons.

Any cup success?
In 1987 Harriers went to Wembley Stadium for the FA Trophy final against Burton Albion. The game was a 0–0 draw after extra time, but Kidderminster won 2–1 in the replay at The Hawthorns. They have reached the final on three occasions since, losing 2–1 to Wycombe Wanderers in 1991 before a then competition record crowd of 34,842, 2–1 to Woking in 1995. In 2007 Harriers went to the new Wembley for their third final. They however lost 3–2 to Stevenage Borough in front of 53,262. 2-0 up at half time thanks to two James Constable goals. Stevenage came back and scored the winner in the 88th minute in the first competitive match to be held at the new Wembley.

LAST TIME WE MET

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The City Squad

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City Welcome Match Sponsors TotalQ

Oxford City are delighted to welcome TotalQ as our match sponsors this afternoon.

TotalQ have played a big part at City this season, sponsoring the Main Stand and new signing Ashley Hemmings as well as kindly donating another player sponsorship to local charity Response.

Managing Director Martin Spackman told us

“It’s been a pleasure to get involved with the club this season. I’ve been made to feel part of everything extremely quickly and hopefully the team’s good form continues on Saturday against Kidderminster.”

Oxford City’s Head of Partnerships Chris Williams said

“We are really grateful to Martin and TotalQ, not just for sponsoring Saturday but for their backing and friendship throughout the season. Martin has been a big supporter of football in Oxford all of his life and was keen to give something back to his local community. It’s a partnership we all hope continues to grow and we look forward to seeing him and his group on Saturday.”

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Aaron Loving Life With The Hoops

Aaron Harper-Bailey has made a big impression since arriving in a Hoops shirt. The imposing centre-half has quickly become a fans’ favourite with his passion for the game shining through. But he's a realist and knows that City can't relax despite a couple of good wins.

"We have to use that win last week and take it into the next game” he told us as the players prepared to face Kidderminster, “It’s a massive game, but I think they all will be from now on in. But we come into this last bunch of games full of confidence and we’re looking forward to Saturday".

A clean sheet against Chorley kept City moving in the right direction. As a defender, does Aaron take as much pleasure from a clean sheet as picking up three points?

“I do take a lot of pride in keeping a clean sheet” he says with a smile. “I'm always happy to get a good win but we all put a lot of effort into it and the whole team cam be just as happy with a clean sheet

“It’s not just the defenders who achieve that though, it’s everybody else. Let the forwards have the glory after a win though, you know!”

Competition for those places in defence is red hot, which seems to be driving everyone forward at the moment.

”Yes, we are all pushing each other. Darnell and I played last week and we get on great but I like playing with Charlie as well and whoever plays we all have that same determination to help each other, help the team. We have all clicked well".

From the sidelines it looks like you're a natural communicator?

”Not true actually. I think I was always the quiet one, so I think it’s something I had to bring into my game growing up and I’ve had to work on that side of the game. You learn as a kid that the senior players are talking all the time and helping those around them so you want to be doing that too. The more voices there are the more they bring that extra little bit to the team".

Whoever plays in defence, they have a big presence right behind them in giant keeper Max Metcalfe…

“He’s a giant! I’m six foot four and he makes me look small. But I think that brings a lot of confidence too, especially at corner kicks.. He clears everyone out of his way when he needs to, doesn’t he! It gives you confidence knowing that we have him right behind us."

Facing Harriers today will be a game with plenty of connections, and is certainly one that Aaron is looking forward to.

”I was at Kidderminster earlier in my career and ironically, my first game was against Oxford. I think fans today will remember that as ‘the comeback game’ and have very different memories of it! I came on as a sub and then we won 3-2 from 2-0 down.

“It's a good club, Kidderminster, and they're rightly doing well this season They're going to have their own confidence coming down here. But we're the home side and we’ll have our own fans right behind us.

”I’ve noticed the fans bringing more flags and making more noise - I think there’s a little gang of students who have started coming and it makes a big difference to hear.

”I'm enjoying it. It's been a short period and when you come in first you just find your feet. But why wouldn't you enjoy playing football? You are doing what you love, doing what you enjoy. I just love playing football so coming here and to be back playing brings me so much joy.”

News Round Up

Oxford City would like to thank the Michael and Straw families for sponsoring two players for the run in at The MGroup Stadium.

The Michael family have become another family sponsor for Matty Taylor while the Straw family were so impressed by DJ Sturridge’s superb goal last Saturday that they sponsored the forward for the rest of the season.

Head of Partnerships Chris Williams welcomed our new sponsors, saying

“Both sponsorships are actually endorsements of our matchday experience: the two families came to games, loved their day and wanted to be involved with the club. A player sponsorship is a great way to get involved and feel part of what we are growing as a club and we look forward to seeing both families here to watch those players again very soon.”

It’s not too late to sponsors a player: email gm@oxcityfc.co.uk for details

Holiday Camps & 1:1s here at the club

Camps: Choose from Art, Dance, Football, Game Tech, Game Tech Pro, Easter Sparks and more ! Don’t forget to use code PLAYER30 for your exclusive Junior & Youth 30% off ! Book here 👉 https://www.ignitesportuk.com/book-a-session

Easter Sunday

Our Women’s team take on Winchester City Flyers (Gates open 12:30pm/2:00pm KO)

🔥 Food from Burnout BBQ
✏️ Kids Zone
🎨 Face-painting
☕️ Coffee & Hot Chocs from Jericho Traders
🍫 Yummy brownies from Busby Bakes
🐰 Easter Trail
🍦 Ice Cream
Junior & Youth fundraiser stalls

Easter Monday

Our Men’s team take on Peterborough Sports and we’ll be delivering a BIG family fun day with something for all ages! (Gates open 12:30pm/ 3:00pm KO)

🏰 Inflatables (including teen player challenges!)
🔥 Food from Burnout BBQ
🎨 Face-painting
☕️ Coffee & Hot Chocs from Jericho Traders
🎧 DJ
🍦 Ice Cream
🍫 Yummy brownies from Busby Bakes
🐰 Easter Trail
🎸 Live music
🧁Junior & Youth fundraiser stalls
🍻 🥂 £4 drink specials 12:30-1:30pm & 4:00-5:00pm

OXFORD CITY WOMEN

Oxford City Women stormed into the semi-finals of the Chairman’s Cup with a 3-1 win at Woodley on Sunday.

The goals came from familiar sources with Yasmin Edwards scoring twice and Ellie White adding the third as the pair continue to battle for the golden boot.

Edwards’ opener came early in the game when she turned a defender and finished powerfully from the edge of the area for a well-taken goal to make it 1-0 but the home side rallied and pounced on a 37^th minute error to make it 1-1 at the break.

City had created plenty of chances and continued to do so after the interval after Edwards gave them the perfect start with a goal after just 20 seconds, chipping the keeper after an incisive pass from Anna O’Leary to make it 2-1.

Again, City pressed and dominated the second half but it wasn’t until White slotted home after good work from midfielder Sophie Lester that the game was safe.

City now go on to face Sholing away in the semi-final on 12^th April. The home game against Beaconsfield will now be rescheduled and played on 24^th May.

CITY
Maskell, Ayers, Bough-French, Davis, Wellington-Faissal, Lester, Tayman, Craven, Edwards, E White, Harris

SUBS
Gerrow, L White, Gorman, O’Leary, Durham

Oxford City Women: The Season So Far...

Date	Venue	Opposition	Comp	Result	Scorers
Sun 31 Aug	H	Sholing	League	W 3-2	Edwards, Walecki, E White
7th Sep	a	Southampton	League	D 4-4	Edwards (2), E White, OG
14th Sep	a	Wycombe Wanderers	League	L 3-0
21st Sep	a	Farnborough	FA Cup	W 3-2	Parsons, E White, Craven
5th Oct	H	Denham United	FA Cup	D 3-3*	E White (2), Craven
12th Oct	a	Portchester	League	D 2-2	Tayman, E White
19th Oct	H	Tower Hill	County Cup	BYE
26th Oct	H	Sherborne Town	FA Cup	W 3-2	Edwards, Parsons, Leach
2nd Nov	a	Wycombe Wanderers	League Cup	L 6-0
9th Nov	H	Fleet Town	League	D 2-2	Parsons, E White
16th Nov	A	Launton Ladies	County Cup	W 3-0	E White, L White, Parsons
23rd Nov	H	Swindon Town	FA CUP	L 0-3
30th Nov	H	Badshot Lea	League	W 7-3	E White (3), Edwards (3) Parsons
7th Dec	a	Beaconsfield	League	W 6-1	L White, Edwards (2), OG, Parsons, E White,
14th Dec	a	Sholing	League	L 3-1	Bough-French
11th Jan	H	Wycombe Wanderers	League	L 2-1	E White
25th Jan	a	Wimborne Town	Chairman's Cup	W 3-2	E White (2), Edwards
1st Feb	H	Reading	League	L 4-1	Bough-French
8th Feb	H	Woodley United	League	L 2-1	Edwards
1st March	a	Fleet Town	League	W 7-2	E White (2), Harris (2), L White, Edwards, Walecki
8th March	a	Winchester	League	L 3-0
15th March	H	Southampton	League	D 2-2	Edwards (2)
22nd March	a	Woodley	Chairman's Cup	W 3-0	Edwards (2) E White
5th April	H	Winchester	League	2pm
12th April	H	Sholing	Chairman's Cup	2pm
19th April	a	Badshot Lea	League	2pm
30th April	a	Reading	League	2pm
3rd May	a	Woodley	League	2pm
10th May	H	Kidlington	Oxon Cup Final	2pm
17th May	H	Portchester	League	2pm
24th May	H	Beaconsfied	League	2pm

Billie Bough-French

Ellie White

Emily Harris

Amy Leach

Sophie Lester

Grace Craven

Xiomara
Wellington
Faissal

Yas Edwards

OFF THE BALL

CHRIS WILLIAMS

It was the Hoops Foundation Golf Day on Thursday and I didn’t play because I am an absolute liability on anything like that. Let me tell you all about it.

Many years ago my father, Brian, set up his own Golf Day, The Brian Williams Golf Day. I came up with the name. Never a brilliant businessman, his ace plan was to invite everyone who ever gave him work, dazzle them with his golf skills, and then get them drunk and use a Jedi mind trick to persuade them that he was the Quantity Surveyor they were looking for.

So there we all stood, gathered around the first tee as my father strode through the expectant crowd ready to tee off the day. He swished his mighty driver in impressive fashion and addressed the ball. At which point one of his mates accidentally put their foot on the accelerator on their buggy. It shot forward and mowed my stricken father down, snapping his achilles in the process. It rather put a dampener on the day, to be honest.

My dad walked with a limp for the rest of his life and I spent that day taking him to hospital.

Another time, when on an Oxford United pre-season tour in Boston, USA, the tour costs had been offset by Seacoast United who had recouped some of that expense by selling places for people to play with Soccer Stars From The UK: us! I was due to go along and film it all but on the day people started dropping out and somehow I got talked in to playing. People were paying to play with a celebrity. They were quite surprised when I turned up. So was I.

The incredible Mickey Lewis spotted a chance to liven up the day. “Nobody tees off unless they have drunk a bottle of Bud on each hole” he declared. The paying Americans laughed politely. They weren't laughing when Mickey and Andy Melville tottered into the club house two hours after the scheduled finish. They had left their playing partners in the rough somewhere along the way after strictly enforcing the Lewis Budweiser Rule.

But in the meantime, on an eventful day out, I nearly died. You know the moment on the tee where someone is down the fairway and you say “they are miles away. I’ll never reach them. I’m going to hit it.” Well this one time, I smacked the ball hard and true and it flew. In the semi distance I watched Manager Chris Wilder hop in the air as the ball skimmed past his shin. “Oooh” I said. “Oops. Hope he saw the funny side of that.”

It turned out, dear readers, that Mr Wilder, did not actually think much of this breach of etiquette. As I walked down the fairway to take my next shot he sent my ball back to me, at terrifying velocity.

He matched my shot, and I was now considerably closer than he had been. I didn’t see the ball, I just heard the “FFFIZZZZ” as it flew past my left ear, missing me by about an inch. “Fore” he shouted, while rolling on the grass laughing.

Since then I have just about given up the game. I may play once a year but I am a nervous wreck on the first tee and twitching my way down the fairway if I ever hit a good drive. just in case it is returned with interest.

Hoops Foundation

1. Max Metcalfe

2. Byron Wilson

3. Jacob Roddy

4. Josh Ashby

6. Darnell Johnson

7 Jack Bearne

9 Isaac Westendorf

10 Zac McEachran

11 DJ Sturridge

12 Charlie Wiggett

13. Max Treml

14 Josh Parker

15 Tom Scott

16 Alfie Potter

17 Ewan Clark

18 George Burroughs

20 Latrell Humphrey-Ewers

21 Brayden Daniel

22 Ashley Hemmings

24 Josh McConnell

26 Matty Taylor

PAST PROGRAMMES

Oxford City Fixtures 25/26

Date

H/A

Opposition

Competition

Score

Att

Sat 9 Aug

AFC Fylde

National North

L 2 -3

821

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Bearne
(Campton-Sturridge 75)

McEachran

Westendorf

(Potter 75)

Parker

Sat 16 Aug

Macclesfield

National North

W 2-1

946

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Bearne

McEachran

(Humphrey-Ewers 71)

Potter

(Westendorf 75)

Parker

Tue 19 Aug

Kidderminster Harriers

National North

D 1-1

2,526

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Bearne

(Campton-Sturridge 90+5)

McEachran

Westendorf

(Potter 75)

Parker

Sat 23 Aug

Spennymoor Town

National North

L 1-2

620

Lewis

Burroughs
(Wilson 76)

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott (Bampoh 90)

Potter

McEachran

Westendorf

Campton-Sturridge (Parker 57)

Mon 25 Aug

Chester

National North

L 1-2

2,137

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy
(Campton-Sturridge 85)

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers (McConnell 78)

Potter

Daniel (Scott 62)

Westendorf

Parker

Sat 30 Aug

Radcliffe

National North

L 1-5

456

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy
(Humphrey-Ewers 84)

Wiggett

Wilson

Ashby

Scott (Daniel 84)

Potter (Campton-Sturridge 78)

McEachran

Westendorf (Lacey 59)

Parker

Tue 2 Sep

Alfreton Town

National North

W 5-0

527

Lewis

Burroughs

Wilson

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Campton-Sturridge (Daniel 72)

McEachran

Westendorf (Humprey-Ewers 76)

Parker

Sat 6 Sep

Buxton

National North

L 2-1

705

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy (Bacon 79)

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Campton-Sturridge (Daniel 69)

McEachran (Humphrey-Ewers 69)

Westendorf

Parker

Sat 11
Sep

Westbury

FA CUP

L 3-2

328

Lewis

Burroughs

Wilson

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott

Campton-Sturridge (Daniel 81)

McEachran

Clark

Parker

Sat 20 Sep

Scarborough Athletic

National North

L 1-0

722

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott (Humphrey-Ewers)

Potter

McEachran (Kauan)

Clark

Parker

Sat 4 Oct

Curzon Ashton

National North

L 1-2

704

Lewis

Burroughs

Wilson (Roddy 46)

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott (Westendorf 78

Campton-Sturridge (Daniel 85)

Humprey-Ewers

Clark

Parker

Sat 11 Oct

Chorley

National North

D 3-3

1,440

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Scott (2)

Campton-Sturridge (Wilson 88)

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Parker (Westendorf 73)

Sat 18 Oct

Southport

National North

L 2-1

795

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson (Francis 46)

Ashby

Scott (Campton Sturridge 59)

Bearne
(Kauan 85)

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Westendorf
(Parker 46)

Tue 21 Oct

Bedford Town

National North

L 1-0

901

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott

Bearne

Humphrey-Ewers (McConnell 62)

Clark
(Maragh 90)

Parker

Sat 25 Oct

Leamington

National North

D 1-1

702

Lewis

Burroughs (Potter 70)

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott (Daniel 70)

Maragh

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Parker

Sat 1 Nov

Bedford

National North

L 2-1

523

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy (Westendorf 79)

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott (Potter 79)

Maragh (Bearne 74)

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Parker

Tue 4 Nov

Hereford

National North

W 3-0

618

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott

Maragh (Bearne 82)

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark (Westendorf 70)

Parker

Sat 8 Nov

Worksop Town

National North

W 2-0

524

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott

Maragh (Johnson 85)

Humphrey-Ewers

Potter (Parker 69)

Westendorf

Sat 15 Nov

Peterborough Sports

FA TROPHY

L 2-1

412

Treml

Johnson (Wilson 78)

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott

Clark

Humphrey-Ewers (Westendorf 65)

Potter

Parker

Tue 18 Nov

South Shields

National North

L 4-1

1,362

Treml

Johnson

Roddy (Campton-Sturridge 82)

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott (Maragh 77)

Clark

Humphrey-Ewers

Potter (Westendorf 59)

Parker

Sat 22 Nov

Marine

National North

D 0-0

1,037

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Scott (McEachran 75)

Clark

Humphrey-Ewers

Parker

Westendorf

Tue 25 Nov

AFC Telford United

National North

L 4-0

941

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Maragh (Campton-Sturridge 46)

Clark

Humphrey-Ewers (Potter 64)

Westendorf (McEachran 64)

Parker

Sat 29 Nov

King's Lynn Town

National North

L 1-0

518

Pardington

Johnson

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis (Wilson 54)

Ashby

Scott

Clark

Potter (Westendorf 67)

McEachran (Campton-Sturridge 67(

Parker

Sat 6 Dec

Darlington

National North

W 5-1

767

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Daniel (Potter 57)

McEachran (Scott 82)

Campton-Sturridge (3)

(Kauan 88)

Sat 20 Dec

Spennymoor Town

National North

D 1-1

1,052

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark (Bearne 90)

Daniel (Westendorf 70)

McEachran

Campton- Sturridge (Parker 90)

Fri 26 Dec

Merthyr Town

National North

L 1-3

851

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Francis

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Bearne (Westendorf 65)

McEachran (Daniel 65)

Campton-Sturridge (Parker 58)

Tue 30 Dec

Peterborough Sports

National North

D 0-0

225

Pardington

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Ellis

Clark

Campton-Sturridge

McEachran

Parker

Sat 10 Jan

Buxton

National North

W 2-1

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy (Wilson 70)

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Ellis (Humphrey-Ewers 75’)

Clark

Sturridge (Westendorf 87’)

McEachran

Parker (Potter 90+1)

Sat 17 Jan

Macclesfield

National North

L 3-0

3,158

Lewis

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Johnson

Ashby

Ellis

Clark

Humphrey-Ewers (Wilson 74)

Potter

Westendorf (Parker 35’)

Sat 24 Jan

AFC Fylde

National North

W 1-0

624

Maxted

Burroughs

Humphries (Roddy 79)

Harper-Bailey

Johnson

Ashby

Ellis

Clark

Potter

McEachran (Bearne 82)

Sturridge (Parker 73)

Sat 31 Jan

South Shields

National North

L 3-1

729

Maxted

Burroughs

Humphries

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Ellis (Humphrey-Ewers 90)

Clark (McFarlane 79)

Potter (Bearne 79)

McEachran (Roddy 90)

Sturridge (Parker 70)

Tue 3 Feb

Radcliffe

National North

L 1-0

536

Maxted

Burroughs (Wilson 73'

Humphries

Johnson

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

Clark

Bearne (McFarlane 63')

Potter (Sturridge 73)

Parker (Daniel 87)

Sat 7 Feb

Leamington

National North

D 0-0

608

Maxted

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

Scott (Sturridge 66)

Bearne (Daniel 83)

Potter

McFarlane

Sat 14 Feb

Worksop Town

National North

W 2-1

627

Maxted

Burroughs

Humphries

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers

McFarlane (Scott 85)

Bearne (Roddy 90+3’)

Potter (Sturridge 72)

Parker

Sat 21 Feb

Marine

National North

L 2-0

613

Metcalfe

Burroughs

Humphries (Roddy 58)

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Humphrey-Ewers (Ellis 58)

McFarlane

Bearne (Daniel 64)

Potter

Parker

Tue 24 Feb

AFC Telford United

National North

D 0-0

554

Metcalfe

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Ellis (Humphrey-Ewers 90),

McFarlane

Bearne (Taylor 72)

Daniel (Potter 76)

Parker (Scott 87)

Sat 28 Feb

King's Lynn Town

National North

W 2-1

997

Metcalfe

Burroughs

Roddy

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Ellis

McFarlane

Bearne (Sturridge 86)

Scott (Clark 69)

Parker (Taylor 69)

Sat 7 Mar

Scarborough Athletic

National North

L 0-2

776

Metcalfe

Burroughs

Humphries

Wiggett

Harper-Bailey

Humphrey-Ewers (Taylor 80)

Ellis

McFarlane (Hemmings 55)

Bearne (McEachran 55)

Scott (Clark 55)

Parker

Tue 10 Mar

Curzon Ashton

National North

D 2-2

400

Metcalfe

Wilson

Humphries

Wiggett

Burroughs

Ashby

Ellis

Clark (Bearne 83)

McEachran

Hemmings

Parker (Sturridge 83)

Sat 14 Mar

Southport

National North

W 3-1

2,383

Metcalfe

Wilson

Humphries

Johnson

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Ellis

Clark (McFarlane 72)

McEachran (Scott 88)

Hemmings (Taylor 90)

Sturridge (2) (Parker 65)

Sat 21 Mar

Chorley

National North

W 2-0

614

Metcalfe

Wilson

Humphries

Johnson

Harper-Bailey

Ashby

Ellis

Clark (Bearne 68)

McEachran (Scott 60)

Hemmings (Taylor 88)

Sturridge

Sat 28 Mar

Kidderminster Harriers

National North

3pm

Fri 3 Apr

Merthyr Town

National North

3pm

Mon 6 Apr

Peterborough Sports

National North

3pm

Sat 11 Apr

Alfreton Town

National North

3pm

Tu
14
Apr

Hereford

National North

7.45pm

Sat 18 Apr

Chester

National North

3pm

Sat 25 Apr

Darlington

National North

3pm

LINE UPS

OXFORD CITY
1. Max Metcalfe
2. Byron Wilson
3. Jacob Roddy
4. Josh Ashby
5. Aaron Harper-Bailey
6. Darnell Johnson
7. Jack Bearne
8. O'Shea Ellis
9. Isaac Westendorf
10. Zac McEachran
11. DJ Sturridge
12. Charlie Wiggett
13. Max Treml
14. Josh Parker
15. Tom Scott
16. Alfie Potter
17. Ewan Clark
18. George Burroughs
19.Kauan
20. Latrell Humphrey-Ewers
22. Ashley Hemmings
23. Brayden Daniel
24. Josh McConnell
25. Evan Humphries
26. Matty Taylor

Referee: Oliver Noonan
Assistant Referees: Michael Smith
Patrick Nixon
Fourth Official: Benjamin Williamson

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