Southern Leagues

RAVI MAGIC NOT ENOUGH FOR WOBBLY PURITANS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON B 2
BANBURY UTD 2
BANBURY saw themselves pushed out of the play-off places as they twice let slip a lead against Nuneaton Borough at Liberty Way.
Banbury winger Ravi Shamsi put on a manof- the-match showing with two goals and a couple of close chances to boot but they were not enough to seal all three points against a resilient Boro team.
The first of those opportunities for Shamshi came in just the 16th minute and he took it with relish, producing a moment of magic to lob Tony Breeden and give his side an early lead.
He could have doubled his tally minutes later...

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