Southern Leagues

JACK’S THE LAD FOR PURITANS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2019

Ravens grounded late on

By Steve Cartwright

MAKING STRIDES: Coalville enjoyed the better of the first half but were pegged back

JACK Westbrook grabbed an important equaliser for Banbury United as they played out an entertaining draw with promotion rivals Coalville Town.
Coalville missed several late chances to wrap up all three points and drop out of the play-off positions, while Banbury fall to third. Coalville manager Adam Stevens said: “We are disappointed not to have won the game. We created a number of chances which we didn’t put away and then didn’t clear the b...

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