Woodstock Town FC celebrates their Oxfordshire League Senior President’s Cup victory. – Vintage Photograph

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Woodstock Town made it fourth time lucky when they lifted the Oxfordshire League’s Senior President’s Cup at the White House Ground on Monday. After finishing runners-up for the past three seasons, Woodstock took control of the game and secured a 3-1 victory over Headington Amateurs thanks to an opportunist hat-trick by Joe Austin. Headington Amateurs scored from the penalty spot through Byles, but this was their only success. Woodstock captain Martin Symonds was crowned with the trophy as the team celebrated their success.Woodstock Town made it fourth time lucky when they lifted the Oxfordshire League’s Senior President’s Cup at the White House Ground on Monday. After finishing runners-up for the past three seasons, Woodstock took control of the game and secured a 3-1 victory over Headington Amateurs thanks to an opportunist hat-trick by Joe Austin. Headington Amateurs scored from the penalty spot through Byles, but this was their only success. Woodstock captain Martin Symonds was crowned with the trophy as the team celebrated their success.

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7cms deep WE won the cup! Jubilant Woodstock captain Martin Symonds (crowned by trophy) and his team celebrate their Presidents Cup success. Amato Prown my OXON SENIOR LEAGUE Freelance Photographer Steve Wheeler 31 Millmoor Crescent WOODSTOCK Town made it fourth time lucky when they lifted the Oxfordshire League’s Senior President’s Cup at the White House Ground on Monday. Eynsham Oxford OX8 1LW Tel: Oxford (0865) 880758 After finishing runners- up for the past three season, Woodstock finally hit the jackpot with a 3-1 victory over Headington Amateurs, thanks to an opportunist hat-trick by Joe Austin. Playing with the wind in the first half, Woodstock and took control forced two successive cor- soon ners in the 20th minute. From the second of these, Austin scored direct with an inswinger to put Woodstock one up and followed up with a second goal in the 25th minute. STEVE WHEEL ton came After the break, Heading- more into the game, but were exposed at the back twice within the first ten minutes and, after earlier hitting the post, Aus- tin completed his hat-trick to put Woodstock three up. Determined efforts from Headington saw them domi- nate more of the play With ten minutes left, Headington scored from the penalty spot through Byles, but this was their only suc- cess. APK 185 Launton retained their grip on the Clarendon Cup with a 2-1 victory over Bletchington in the final at Jordan Hill. In an entertaining game, deservedly Bletchington took the lead when Adrian rounded Brucker the er and scored from the