FA Trophy

THAME UNITED 0 BANBURY UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

By Edward Colman

■ BANBURY booked their place in the next round with a solid win at Thame.
The Puritans made a fast start, going ahead after just eight minutes.
Harley Giles’ free-kick was met by Josh Flanagan, and after a scramble involving Joel Anker and Yaw Ofosu, the latter forced the ball over the line to break the deadlock.
Banbury continued to press, with McCreadie lively up front and the home keeper, Jonny Pettitt, looking shaky between the sticks. The hosts struggled to respond and never really looked like causing their visitors many problems.
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