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Redditch keep bid for top five alive

By Dave England

BANBURY UTD 0
REDDITCH UTD 0
A HARD-fought draw for Redditch saw the visitors leave with their play-off hopes intact heading into the final round of matches.
It was United who began on the front foot knowing three points were necessary. Aram Soleman had an early effort which deflected out for a corner, then the hosts’ James Alabi saw a header go well wide.
George Ball played a through-ball for Banbury top scorer Connor Ferguson but he couldn’t control his shot.
Luke Ward was forced to clear off the line after Aaron McCreadie’s corner deflected...

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