by Oxford City guaranteed the Vanarama National League North Safety after a 3-1 win on the street against Farsley Celtic, a result that the hosts also connected.
The goalkeeper from Hoops, Laurie Walker, saved a routine early on, while City teased a goal at the other when the goalkeeper Will Brook fell on the ball on the ball line.
The Hoops took the lead shortly after the middle of the first half when Zac McEeachran delivered too much space and put in a bouncing ball for his 10th season goal of the season.
Tom Scott had two long reach, while Phil Croker also came close to City in the first half.
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However, the advantage was doubled two minutes in the second period when Croker switched a Josh Ashby corner home.
However, Farsley struck back through a breathtaking strike from Joao Silva within 60 seconds.
Jayden Carbon, Lewis Coyle and Scott were close to the two-goal advantage, and with 18 minutes to play the game, the hoops did exactly that.
Carbon pulled through and pulled the ball back for Ashby, who scored the all -important third goal for City.
Curzon Ashton’s 3-2 victory on Needham Market has brought about the survival of the tires as well as in the hard yards itself.
Since then, a 7-0 defeat at home against Buxton has led to an unbeaten run of six games, with four victories picked up during this series and they learned 15 points in front of Rushall Olympia, the only page in the lower four, which they can catch, with five games for both.
