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ARGENT DOES THE BUSINESS

BASINGSTOKE TOWN 3 BANBURY UNITED 1

By Nick Wilson
SAM ARGENT’S triumphant return to the Camrose earned Basingstoke a fifth consecutive home league victory.
After scoring over 150 goals for Hartley Witney in the last three years, the forward took just four minutes to give his new side the lead, capitalising on a fumble by Jack Harding to finish from close range.
Banbury responded well, Luke Carnell spurning two good chances while Tom Winters fizzed a low shot just wide.
The Puritans found an equaliser on the stroke of halftime, Winters bursting beyond Charlie Kennedy before lashing a ...

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