RESERVES ON THE ROAD.....

Next up on the road for the reserves, they are set to embark on an exciting journey to North Oxfordshire, where they will face off against Bodicote Town Reserves in the highly anticipated first round of the all-new County Cup competition, known as The Oxfordshire Trophy. This tournament promises to showcase some of the finest talent in the region, and the reserves are eager to make their mark in this inaugural event.

Last week, in a thrilling encounter held in Bicester, the lads delivered an astonishing performance, securing an impressive 12-0 victory in the first round of the Clarendon Cup. This remarkable win not only highlighted their skill and teamwork but also boosted their confidence significantly as they prepare for the upcoming challenge. The players demonstrated exceptional coordination on the field, with each member contributing to the overwhelming scoreline. The coaching staff was particularly pleased with the players' ability to maintain focus and intensity throughout the match, a quality that will undoubtedly be crucial as they face Bodicote Town Reserves.

As the reserves gear up for this next match, there is a palpable sense of anticipation among the squad and their supporters. The team is determined to build on their recent success and replicate their dominant performance against Bodicote Town Reserves. The players have been training rigorously, focusing on refining their strategies and enhancing their communication on the pitch. They are well aware that every match presents a unique set of challenges, and they are committed to approaching this game with the same level of dedication and enthusiasm that led to their previous victory.

With the excitement of the new cup competition and the prospect of advancing further, the reserves are looking to not only win but to also entertain their fans with an exhilarating display of football. Will they be victorious this time round? Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain: the reserves are ready to give their all in pursuit of glory in The Oxfordshire Trophy.