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UNITED SEND A MESSAGE WITH SAINTS DEMOLITION

By Dave England

BANBURY UTD 5
ST IVES TN 1
BANBURY United showed no mercy to St Ives Town, as they put five past the visitors aside with an impressive performance.
United, took the lead on ten minutes, as Morgan Roberts fed Ben Acquaye, whose low cross was turned home by Harry Reilly.
To make matters worse for the Saints, keeper Paul White took a knock that forced him off.
In the 35th minute, Connor Roberts made it two, with a rasping drive past former team-mate Ben Heath.
Just before halftime, St Ives had a chance to halve the arrears, but Callum Milne shot wide at the back post when ...

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