OXFORD JUST WIN RUGGER CLASH

The transcript describes a varsity rugby match between Oxford and Cambridge at Twickenham, attended by nearly 60,000 people. Despite expectations of an easy win for Oxford, the match was competitive. Oxford scored an early try due to a Cambridge mistake, but Cambridge rose to the occasion, making several attempts to score. In the second half, Oxford worked hard to maintain their lead, but Cambridge's defense was strong. Near the end, Cambridge's Smith made a significant run that almost resulted in a try.

What was notable about the attendance at the Oxford vs Cambridge rugby match?

• The match was held without any spectators.

• The attendance was average compared to previous years.

• It was the smallest crowd in history.

• It was a record attendance for the event.

How did Oxford score their only try in the match?

• With a drop goal.

• Due to a mistake by Cambridge.

• Through a penalty kick.

• By a strategic team play.

What was the general expectation for the match outcome?

• The match was expected to end in a draw.

• Both teams were expected to perform equally.

• Oxford was expected to win easily.

• Cambridge was expected to win easily.

What was a key moment for Cambridge in the second half?

• Winning the match.

• Conceding another try to Oxford.

• Smith's significant run almost resulting in a try.

• Scoring a penalty goal.

How did Cambridge perform in the second half?

• They scored multiple tries.

• They were unable to defend against Oxford's attacks.

• They managed to keep Oxford from increasing their lead.

• They allowed Oxford to increase their lead significantly.