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Vandals steal club minibus during Oxford City FC break-in

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Oxford City Football Club suffered a theft during the early hours after intruders broke into its clubhouse, making off with its minibus along with other belongings.

The club expressed frustration over the incident at its Marsh Lane facility, where thieves made off with several items, most notably their white minibus.

Security cameras reportedly filmed the perpetrators, with the minibus being seen leaving the premises at approximately 3:30am on Monday, May 18.

The club released a statement announcing the break-in occurred during the early hours of Monday, adding that they are urging members of the public and local residents who might have spotted anything suspicious to come forward with information that could help police with their enquiries.

Anyone with relevant details has been asked to get in touch via the club’s official email address.

The non-league club relies on the minibus to transport its squads to away fixtures, with the men’s side currently competing in the National League North, a division that demands considerable travel across the country.

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