HOOPS

The Official Match Programme

Oxford City
v
AFC Telford United

Tuesday 24th February 2026
7.45pm

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The MGroup Stadium, Marston
Oxford, OX30NQ
www.oxfordcityfc.co.uk
Phone: 01865 744493
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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 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

AAfter a disappointing result on Saturday we get the chance to put a few things right pretty much immediately as we welcome AFC Telford this evening. They are a good side but we have done our homework and we will be ready, using what happened on Saturday as a little extra motivation.

I watched that game back as soon as I could and we were on the back foot far too early. We have talked a lot about using home advantage and taking the game to the opposition: generally this season we have done that as our home record shows. But for some reason this time we didn’t start playing until we had been let off the hook when they missed a penalty inside the first five minutes.

We got going after that and were well in the game throughout despite going behind before the break. We saw a lot of the ball in the second half and chased the game but needed to be that little bit braver around the penalty area. In the end we switched off again, conceded a second, and the hard work we had put in away at Leamington and Worksop was undone. I didn’t think we were lacking in effort at all. I think everyone put in a shift, but we lost concentration in the key moments and against a very well drilled defence we just didn’t create enough chances.

We talked it through for a long time after the game and the one thing that we need tonight is a positive reaction; in the dressing room, in the dug out and on the pitch.

There simply isn’t time to feel sorry for ourselves. Instead we need to stick together and fight for everything. Nobody should avoid looking at the league table: I’d rather it was pinned up on the door as motivation. We still have quarter of a season left, we still have quality players, but we need to start winning games and it has to happen sooner rather than later. A win tonight makes it seven points from four games and that’s a decent way to start a run that pulls us towards safety.

Play your part as well tonight. Get behind us, make some noise, and let’s get back to winning ways, together.

ROSS

A Bluffer's Guide to

AFC Telford United

When were they formed?
Good question! The first club was formed in 1872 but they only became Telford United in 1969 but in 2003-4 were experiencing severe financial difficulties towards the end of the season and were forced into administration. The club's supporters rallied and raised around £50,000 in two months, but Telford United were forced into liquidation... On the same day that the proposed liquidation was announced the Supporters' trust, Telford United Supporters Ltd, created and became the sole owners of a new football club, AFC Telford United.

Where do they play?
They play their home games at the New Bucks Head, built in 2000, replacing the Bucks Head ground which had been home to Wellington Town and later Telford United for over a century. The stadium, which could originally hold up to 6,300 supporters was completed in 2003 and was the 111th largest football ground in England.

When were the Glory Years?
Well they won two promotions in three years from 2005 onwards and reached the Conference in 2011 and then again in 2014 as Conference North champions, but they were famous cup fighters many years before that so it depends which version of the club you mean, really.

What’s their claim to fame?
During the 80s Telford United became the most feared of FA Cup giant-killers, drawing with or beating no less than 15 league clubs as they repeatedly upset the form books and proved that the gap between league and non-league was small. The teams assembled by manager Stan Storton were based on bright attacking play – they scored 3 against Stockport, Northampton, Darlington and Burnley and 4 on both Preston and Rochdale's home turf.

What’s Telford famous for?
A major Shropshire landmark, also now part of Telford, is The Iron Bridge, located in Ironbridge. It was the first bridge of its size in the world made out of cast iron. Comedian Stewart Lee is from Telford as are bands T’Pau and ‘You’re Gorgeous’ one hit wonders Babybird.

Cult hero?
Sean Parrish not only played 90 times for the original club between 1992-94, he then returned later in his career for a second spell, playing a further 79 times, captaining the side and scoring the winner in the play-off final against Kendal. In between those two spells he spent ten years playing in the Football League for Doncaster, Northampton, Chesterfield and at Kidderminster.

Tell me something to impress my mates
Easy. From 1976-79 the original Telford had World Cup hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst taking the reins. The former West Ham striker had spent time in the States with Seattle Sounders and returned to this country looking for his first managerial appointment. He found it at Telford and enjoyed the role, staying for three years and combining it with coaching the England national side under Ron Greenwood. In 1979 he left to manage Chelsea. Obviously.

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Max Makes His Mark

There was a new face in goal on Saturday when Max Metcalfe became City's fifth goalkeeper of the season, making his debut on loan from Sky Bet League One side Stockport County.

Standing at a towering 6ft 6in, Metcalfe is no stranger to National League football after spending time on loan with Spennymoor Town, AFC Fylde and most recently last Saturday's opponents Marine.

After the re-call of Jonny Maxted by parent club Brackley Town due to injury in their goalkeeping department, Ross Jenkins moved swiftly to acquire Metcalfe’s services as we head into the business end of the season.

Max told us “I’m buzzing (to sign). I found out on the Monday there was potential to come here and I was desperate to get it sorted and start to kick on. Coming into training you can see the quality the lads have, and I don’t see any reason why we can’t get out of the position we’re in.”

Ross told us: “I’m thrilled to get Max in. We had a quick turn around but Max has shown great enthusiasm and professionalism so far which is something we definitely like. I’m looking forward to working with him moving forward.”

Born in Edinburgh, Max comes from a sporting family with father Richard representing Scotland internationally in Rugby Union. The giant shot stopper came through the academy at Middlesbrough, joining as an U15 and going on to feature regularly for their U23s side, penning his first professional contract with the Teesside club in 2021.

He spent time on loan in the National League North and National League with Spennymoor Town and AFC Fylde. He kept four clean sheets in nine appearances during his two-month loan at Spennymoor Town in the North, and featured for AFC Fylde in the National League in 2023/24, appearing at The MGroup Stadium against City in the process.

A strong start to his career saw him attend several England training camps before representing Scotland internationally at youth level. His ability didn’t go unnoticed either, as he soon left the Riverside Stadium to join his current parent club Stockport County.

He told us “I’ve had a couple of loans already and I just wanted to get as many games in as I possibly can, especially with being fairly young as a goalkeeper, So this season I was just desperate to get out on loan. The lads have been great and it's been really good. I spoke to the gaffer for a little bit before I signed and then on the first day and everything seems good.

“From the outside looking in, you know, you look at the league table and we're in we're in a relegation scrap, but when I came in and trained you could see the ability the team have. There should be no reason why we can't get out of this position and push on. Fingers crossed we can sort it all out.

"I was at Marine last season and it's weird how football works, isn't it? It was nice to see some familiar faces on Saturday who I've played with, but the result went against us and now we have to respond tonight

"I'm a big presence hopefully, and I like to think I can come and take crosses and help out when needed. I'm comfortable on the ball and even in training I can see that that's sort of the way that we want to play. If we can play out, then let's start doing it.

"What's so good about the end of the season is you have to fight to survive, and we'll be fighting to get that win tonight".

Comms4U Keep City Connected

Oxford City FC would like to thank our friends at Comms4U for making sure that the whole club is fully connected.

Comms4U provide quality cabling solutions from a simple data socket to a full convergent technology system and this week completed installation of a system that allows powerful wifi connection to the Velocity Suite, which will make a huge difference to the lives of our hospitality guests but also the students who are on site at the MGroup Stadium every day.

Chris Williams, Head of Partnerships at the MGroup Stadium explains

In this day and age learners need fast reliable connections and Comms 4U have once again worked tirelessly and with fantastic communication to bring us a system that will help not only those scholars but also all of our guests at events and in hospitality in the new building during the week and on matchdays

There has been huge interest in using the Velocity Suite for meetings and conferences, our co-working area is very popular and having already connected up the clubhouse, offices and press area Comms4U have been outstanding in helping make sure we are fully connected across a site that simply never sleeps.”

Adrian Dix, Sales Manager of Comms4U told us

“It’s been a pleasure to help. It’s a club with plenty of character and incredible links to the local community and it’s good to see the impact that strong connections will have for guests and students. We’ve got to know everyone behind the scenes this season and this is just another way in which we are building a true partnership that works for all of us”.

Comms4U sponsor defender Darnell Johnson. If you need help with network cabling or just want to find out a little more about them then visit www.comms4u.co.uk

Want to chat about how Oxford City can help your business? Email Chris Williams (GM@Oxcityfc.co.uk)

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
22nd Feb	a	Badshot Lea	League	P-P
1st March	a	Fleet Town	League	2pm
8th March	a	Winchester	League	2pm
15th March	H	Southampton	League	2pm
22nd March	a	Woodley	Chairman's Cup	2pm
5th April	H	Winchester	League	2pm
12th April	H	Beaconsfield	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’s been a pleasure to help out at the Oxford City Women games this season and I’m very proud of the progress they continue to make. I generally write the match reports for them but at the last home game I had an extra duty when the ever-helpful Alex Cawley had to go for a wee just as half time approached and he asked me to look after the scoreboard.

It’s bizarre, I've done every job you can think of in football but I HATE doing scoreboards and, of course, I mucked it up this time, wandering off tosort out images for the website during the break and forgetting to stop the clock. Thanks to all three people who pointed out my error. Very kind.

Why do I hate it? Well let me tell you.

When Oxford United first moved to the Kassam Stadium they decided not to bother with a scoreboard. Assorted versions at their Manaor Ground home hadn’t worked so who was bothered? After half a season the Commercial Manager, Gary Hooper, told me he had a sponsor for an electronic board at the fence end at the Kassam Stadium, to be sponsored by BET 365. I liked Gary. Later in life when I was working for Port Vale we met in the restaurant at IKEA MK and he showed me samples of a 3G pitch. Two shoppers asked him which aisle the astroturf was on, and he sold the third one his sample piece!

Anyway, he ordered the scoreboard and when it arrived we had a bit of a ‘Stonehenge/Spinal Tap’ moment when we unwrapped it and it looked like something to hang above the meat counter at ASDA. You could do two lines of text on it. No images, not even a club badge. The software ran on Windows 95 on a laptop from 1895. I can’t remember why but the switch was in the stewards room and they were always leaning on it and turning it off midmatch.

My job was easy, in theory. Put the teams on, a line each, add a zero then update it as the goals went in. I would co-ordinate with PA Announcer Nathan Cooper so he could announce the scorer as I changed the board. Lovely.

Except that the laptop was in the soundproof PA Booth and we both sat in the press seats in front - it’s surprisingly difficult to report on a game if you can’t hear the crowd. So whenever there was a goal I’d write about it while Nathan commentated on the incident on BBC Oxford, then we would race across the stand, up three steps, through two fire doors and THEN do the stadium announcement and scoreboard.

I lost count of the number of times one of us stumbled or the amount of times we’d forget until the fans around us would hiss ‘SCOREBOARD’ and our unsightly mad race would start once more. Once, we dashed in after a goal from Chris Willmott and Nathan, looking at as I burst through the door announced ‘United’s first goal scored by Chris Williams.”

In the end Nathan got a wireless mic and I got Darrell Fisher to do the scoreboard. I vowed never to touch a scoreboard again. If you see me in the PA Box tonight be scared. Anything could happen.

Hoops Foundation

1. Jonny Maxted

2. Byron Wilson

3. Jacob Roddy

4. Josh Ashby

6. Darnell Johnson

7 Jack Bearne

9 Isaac Westendorf

10 Zac McEachran

11 DJ Campton-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

22 Brayden Daniel

24 Josh McConnell

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

7.45pm

Sat 28 Feb

King's Lynn Town

National North

3pm

Sat 7 Mar

Scarborough Athletic

National North

3pm

Tue 10 Mar

Curzon Ashton

National North

7.45pm

Sat 14 Mar

Southport

National North

3pm

Sat 21 Mar

Chorley

National North

3pm

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 Campton-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. Matty Taylor
23. Brayden Daniel
24. Josh McConnell
25. Evan Humphries

Referee: Harry Warner
Assistant Referees: Shaun Barry
Jonathan Lam
Fourth Official: Samuel Lee

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