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WE DIDN’T SAYS MAR KET BOSS PERFORM,

By Drew Kendall

ALL OVER: Connor Ferguson seals the win for Banbury United
PICTURE: Ben Pooley

NEEDHAM MKT 0
AFRUSTRATING final day for Needham Market saw them tumble out of the play-off picture.
After little of real note in the first half-hour, Banbury took the lead after Chris Wreh headed home a corner.
Aaron McCreadie missed a great chance on 38 minutes, driving into the box but firing well wide, although the home side grew back into the match.
Needham were awarded a penalty a minute into first-half injury time after Seb Kola hacked Myles Cowling down, though Reggie Lambe&#...

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