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Second-half show puts Sandgrounders to sword

BANBURY UNITED 3 SOUTHPORT 1
By Dave Pearce

AFTER losing their Bank Holiday Monday game at Leamington, Banbury took on 18th-placed Southport looking to get back to winning ways, which they did.
Southport had their first shot from Enoch Lusiama, which was easily saved by Jack Harding, then Dylan Vassallo’s shot was also straight at Harding.
Banbury’s first chance saw Georgio Rasulo shoot wide. Banbury then went on the attack and Harry Parsons, on loan from Swindon, got in but Cam Mason saved. From a corner Declan Evans’ shot ricocheted past Harding in the goal. B...

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