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Precipitation not perspiration was the order of the day at the Kassam Stadium, as the rain hammered down on the banks of a bloated river Thames and Sunderland made it to the FA Cup fifth round without having to break a sweat.
Habib Diarra?s first?half penalty provided only a narrow margin of victory for R?gis Le Bris?s visitors, but the margin flattered Oxford United. With two teams of reserves contesting a tie in a competition that is a priority for neither club, this was a drab match in sodden surrounds. There was little in the way of the magic of the Cup, but to their credit 9,879 spectators created a decent atmosphere all the same.
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Habib Diarra?s first?half penalty provided only a narrow margin of victory for R?gis Le Bris?s visitors, but the margin flattered Oxford United. With two teams of reserves contesting a tie in a competition that is a priority for neither club, this was a drab match in sodden surrounds. There was little in the way of the magic of the Cup, but to their credit 9,879 spectators created a decent atmosphere all the same.
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