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RAMSEY’S AT THE DOUBLE TO LIFT U’S!

By Gary Beveridge

AARON Ramsey was happy to put the praise on his players after picking up his first success as Oxford United boss.
The former Arsenal man made a double change after 65 minutes, bringing on Stanley Mills and Gatlin O’Donkor, and the pair combined two minutes later to put the U’s in front.
O’Donkor got that goal and was then brought down three minutes from time to enable Cameron Brannagan to slot home the penalty.
Jordan Roberts’ strike for the visitors with almost the last kick of the game was a mere consolation.
“It’s not about ...

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