National League North

Puritans put Coasters to the sword

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 August 2022

BANBURY UNITED 3 AFC FYLDE 1
By Dave Pearce

GOALS from Ben Radcliffe, Alex Babos and Jak Hickman gave Step 2 new boys Banbury victory.
Banbury had their first chance when Morgan Roberts fired just wide. Banbury continued to attack and Babos fired over after ten minutes. Fylde had their first chance when Joe Rowley fired wide and Nick Haughton did the same.
A minute later new signing Radcliffe lashed the ball into the net from ten yards.
Fylde then attacked after 17 minutes and Alex Whitmore fired over. Banbury got a let-off when a mistake allowed in Fylde, but Jay Williams blocked...

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