With late drama in both of the previous games, it was no surprise that it happened again.
Keeper Griffiths failed to show and with no stand-in keeper available it was Dembicki who offered to take the gloves.
The first half was a fairly tame affair with passes going astray on a bumpy pitch, but it was Raglan that got the breakthrough as Tony Rennie flicked in a Murphey corner.
Usk drew level before the break.
Oxford was replaced by Dumbell early in the second half, which enabled Jordan and Lane to push on.
For full story see Beacon 16/02/11.