National League North

Home fortress is Puritans’ treasure

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

BANBURY UNITED 3 CHORLEY 0
By Dave Pearce

BANBURY United made it four home games unbeaten as they eased to victory over Chorley.
The Magpies went on the attack as Connor Hall’s shot was brilliantly saved by Jack Harding in the first three minutes.
After 20 minutes it was John Ustabasi’s turn to challenge the Banbury goal, firing just over.
Banbury were then awarded a free kick but captain Giorgio Rasulo’s shot was well saved by Matt Urwin, pushing the ball wide.
The home side took control of the game and went ahead just moments after the restart when Jack Stev...

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