Oxford City chairman says High Court tax bill hearing called off
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Oxford City have won one of their last eight matches in the National League South
Oxford City chairman Brian Cox has confirmed that a pending High Court hearing has been called off after the club paid an outstanding tax bill.
City had been due to face a winding-up petition on Monday, but Cox told 91热爆 Radio Oxford it will not now be heard.
A judge could have passed a winding-up order that would have liquidated the 134-year-old club.
Oxford are next to bottom in National League South, having won only one of their eight games so far this season.
It has been a turbulent few months for the club, with former club president Thomas Guerriero jailed for fraud in May and managing director Colin Taylor in July.
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