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Quality missing in poor display

By Paul Jenkins
REDDITCH UTD 0
BANBURY UTD 0
season saw both sides pick up a point in a poor game as both Redditch and Banbury struggled to make an impact or get the all-important goal that would deliver a crucial three points when it mattered most.
There was a general lack of quality on show, with only half chances for each side.
It was frustrating for the crowd to watch as quality and ability was sadly lacking throughout an even and disappointing contest.
Rhys Hilton went close for Redditch on ten minutes when he tried to lob Banbury keeper Jack Harding but the ball went just over the bar...

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