National League South

REECE RESCUES A LATE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By Ben Clarke
NEEDHAM MARKET 3
BANBURY UNITED 3
REECE DOBSON hit a late equaliser to rescue a point for Needham Market in a six-goal thriller.
The Suffolk outfit sit just one point outside of the play-offs behind Alvechurch.
A draw also sees midtable Banbury United extend their unbeaten run to five games.
It was a see-saw affair with the Puritans pegging the home side back in the first half twice before losing a lead of to Dobson’s strike.
Joe Marsden put the Marketmen ahead with a wonderful curling shot into the top corner inside five minutes.
But Banbury hit back when Steve Diggin s...

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