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Banbury United 0-4 Barrow: Taylor’s top form for Puritans

BANBURY United’s dreams of a first second-round berth in the FA Cup in their 90-year history were cruelly ended with a drubbing by League Two Barrow.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 November 2021

By Kevin Jones

BANBURY UTD 0

BARROW 4
Gordon 8, Zanzala 55, Banks 80 pen, Stevens 83

TUSSLE: Barrow’s Jordan Stevens is challenged by Banbury United’s Connor Roberts
PICTURE: Alamy

BANBURY United’s dreams of a first second-round berth in the FA Cup in their 90-year history were cruelly ended with a drubbing by League Two Barrow.
The brilliant Bluebirds put the hosts to the sword at Spencer Stadium.
Mark Cooper’s outfit ended their worrying six-game winless streak as they easily brrezed past the non-league minnows .
The Puritans were playing in the first-round proper for the sixth time –...

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