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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 November 2022

BANBURY UNITED 6 STOWMARKET TOWN 0
By Dave Pearce

BANBURY UNITED took on Isthmian League Division One North side Stowmarket Town and ran out easy winners.
After five minutes Ben Taylor had to be alert when a cross-shot from Chris Casement was pushed over.
After 16 minutes Slavi Spasov, Banbury’s No 9, was pulled down, but ref Jake Allsopp did not award a penalty.
After 31 minutes, Stowmarket broke down the right wing, crossed to Jack Ainsley, who headed straight at Taylor.
Banbury almost took the lead when Spasov’s shot took a deflection and hit the post and they di...

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