Non-League Paper

FERGUSON SINKS FAITHFUL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 January 2026

WORCESTER C 0 BANBURY UTD 1
By James Smith

CONNOR Ferguson’s strike was all that separated the sides on a day of wasted chances for both teams at Sixways.
Worcester were the first to go close as Charlie Wise directed a looping header goalwards which was tipped away by Jack Harding.
At the other end, Ferguson did well to bring the ball down on the edge of the box before turning and forcing a smart save from Sam Kane.
The best chance of the half fell to the hosts just after the half-hour mark when a deflected Dan Sweeney effort fell to Nathan Hayward who pulled his strike acros...

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