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STRONG FINISH AIDS PURITANS

By Dave Pearce
BANBURY U 3
ROYSTON TOWN 0
BANBURY extended their unbeaten run to six games with a strong second half display against Royston Town.
Jordy Ngathe fired wide of the goal in the first minute for the hosts.
Royston then went close after Josh Oyinsan hit the Banbury crossbar, before Banbury’s captain Ricky Johnson saw a header saved by Josh Tibbetts.
Banbury were awarded a penalty on 34 minutes when Tibbetts brought down Leam Howards but the keeper redeemed himself to deny Conor McDonagh.
Jack Harding then denied Gus Scott-Morriss before the break as the teams went in level....

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