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Banbury United 3-1 Coalville Town: ‘Crackerjack’ stuns Ravens with double

A double from Jack Stevens helped Banbury United back to winning ways at the expense of the league leaders.
Banbury United

By Dave Pearce

BANBURY UNITED 3
Stevens 10, 82, Acquaye 47

COALVILLE TOWN 1
Kee 29
A DOUBLE from Jack Stevens helped Banbury United back to winning ways at the expense of the league leaders.
Andy Whing, the Banbury manager told The NLP: “We hung in there and got better in the second half. Fitness showed in the second half.”
Stuart Scott, Coalville general manager, said: “We need to get another run going because we have been undefeated since August and we’ve not got the biggest squad in the League.”
After ten minutes Banbury took the lead when Giorgio Rasulo went on a solo run down the rig...

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