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Ramsey left beaming by ‘terrific’ U’s performance

By Matt Whiley

COUNTY 1
NOTTS COUNTY: Belshaw 5, Ness 7, McDonald 6, Bedeau 5, Gibbons 6 (Tsaroulla 46, 7), Palmer 6 (Sanders 46, 7), Cooper 6 (Finneran 46, 7), Samuels-Smith 8, Roberts 7, Grant 6 (Smyth 64, 6), Kanu 6. Subs not used: Evans, Lipsiuc, Longelo.

OXFORD: Cumming 7, Kioso 7, Helik 7, Brown 7, Currie 7 (Spencer 75, 6), Goodrham 7 (O’Donkor 66, 6), Brannagan 9, Missanga 6 (Snowden 65, 6), Sibley 7 (Andrews 58, 7), Dembele 7 (Lynch 75, 7), Harris 7. Subs not used: Eastwood, Long.
Finneran 90+1
Harris 18, Brannagan 88
AARON Ramsey hailed a fantastic performance af...

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