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Banbury United 1-1 Tamworth: Whing’s so chuffed at Puritans success

Banbury United manager Andy Whing praised everyone involved at the club after the Puritans clinched the title – despite being held to a draw by Tamworth.

Banbury United

By Dave Pearce

BANBURY UNITED 1
Stevens 64

TAMWORTH 1
Whittingham 15

POP THE CORKS! Banbury United celebrate being crowned Pitching In Southern League Premier Central champions
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

ALL-SQUARE: Banbury enjoy Jack Stevens’ equaliser

JUBILANT Banbury United manager Andy Whing praised everyone involved at the club after the Puritans clinched the title – despite being held to a draw by Tamworth.
Shaquille Whittingham gave Tamworth a first-half lead, but Banbury levelled through Jack Stevens on 64 minutes. And the hosts, in front of a bumper crowd of 1,835, had a the ch...

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