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Spenny take it to the final day

BANBURY UNITED 0 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 1
By Dave Pearce

ROB RAMSHAW struck a stoppage-time winner to keep Spennymoor Town’s hopes of gatecrashing the play-offs alive.
Banbury were hoping to sign off their final home game of their first season at National League North on a high, but Ramshaw had other ideas with a late goal to keep Moors in the mix going into the final day.
Banbury’s first chance came with two minutes gone from Alex Babos, who fired wide. Spennymoor’s first chance came when Paul Blackett’s shot was saved by Jack Harding.
Banbury almost scored on...

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