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Salkeld seals it for the Quakers

DARLINGTON 3 BANBURY UTD 1
By Craig Stoddart

REJUVENATED Darlington recorded their sixth win in 12 games since Steve Watson was appointed manager by beating fellow strugglers Banbury at Blackwell Meadows.
It was 1-0 just after the half-hour mark. Jarrett Rivers delivered a left-wing cross, Andrew Nelson’s header was saved by Jack Harding but Matty Cornish was on hand to slam the ball home.
Much of the first 45 minutes were played in Banbury’s half, but despite Darlington’s strong first half, Banbury were level 18 seconds after the restart thanks to a fluke goal....

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