All Golds v Oxford KPL1 2017 Final
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In the second half we got on top of them<br />
and only conceded four points in the whole<br />
half. It was a big win because Hemel are<br />
much improved from earlier in the season.<br />
“<strong>Oxford</strong> have done really well this season.<br />
A bit like ourselves they’ve turned over a<br />
couple of established northern clubs so we<br />
know we’ll have to be at our best to get the<br />
two points. If previous seasons are anything<br />
to go by it looks like being a close game.<br />
were comprehensively beaten by the fast<br />
improving Newcastle Thunder last weekend<br />
but they can take confidence from victories<br />
against York and Hunslet earlier in the<br />
campaign.<br />
With both teams desperate for the win, it<br />
promises to be a fascinating clash.<br />
“We’re back at home and we’re looking<br />
forward to it. We’ve put in a couple of<br />
disappointing performances on our own<br />
pitch in recent weeks and we want to get<br />
back to our early season home form which<br />
saw us beat Keighley and Crusaders.”<br />
Welsh international Lewis Reece has<br />
recovered from the knee injury which saw<br />
him miss out at Hemel and could be in line to<br />
make his 50th appearance for the <strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong>.<br />
Steven Nield is the only absentee from the<br />
squad that travelled to Hemel.<br />
<strong>Oxford</strong> sit two points and two places<br />
behind the <strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong> in thirteenth. They<br />
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<strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong> v <strong>Oxford</strong> RLFC - July 2015 - Highlights<br />
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