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Risulo leaves it late for United

BANBURY UNITED 2
NEEDHAM MARKET 1
By Dave Pearce
AFTER playing Needham in December and drawing 3-3, Banbury came out on top this time around.
The Puritans got off to the best possible start after five minutes when the ball was played through to Joe Laciofano, who fired home.
Needham’s first chance came after 23 minutes when James Baker’s header was just off-target.
They also came close when Adam Mills’ shot went just past the post.
In injury time, the ever-dangerous Joe Marsden shot past the far post again.
Banbury then went on the attack and goalscorer Laciofano hit the N...

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