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STEPHENS HAS STING IN TAIL FOR THE BEES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 March 2025

BANBURY UTD 2 HARBOROUGH T 2
By Dave England

A HIGHLY-charged rollercoaster of a game finished honours even as Banbury and Harborough shared the points.
It was an open game and the first attempt at goal saw Luis Rose hit a 20-yard effort that Jack Harding smothered low to his right.
Harborough took the lead with Riley O’Sullivan feeding Ben Stephens whose effort was saved by Harding, but the forward reacted quickest to square for Rose to score from close range.
Elliot Taylor made a fine save to deny Connor Stanley, while at the other end O’Sullivan fired over after go...

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