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Honours even as Waders are held

BIGGLESWADE TOWN 0 BANBURY UNITED 0

By Mike Draxler
IT WAS always going to be a tough contest between two of the league’s high flyers.
In the end it finished honours even, satisfying Banbury with an away point and likewise the Waders who still retain their unbeaten league start.
At times it seemed the 20 players in the middle were spare as each keeper with long kicks, Sam Donkin for the home side and Jack Harding for Banbury, bypassed them all. The wind didn't help the home side but the best of the first half belonged to Biggleswade as Joe White casued trouble, a glancing header went ...

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