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Izekor at double for a Bigg victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2025

BANBURY UNITED 0 BIGGLESWADE TOWN 2
By Dave England

BOTTOM-of-the-table Biggleswade Town left north Oxfordshire with all three points courtesy of two first-half goals from Dan Izekor.
Banbury were forced to make several changes due to suspensions and injuries with their defensive unit having a different look to it.
The opening saw little in the way of attempts at goal, the first shot being on 15 minutes from Michael Adu which went well over the crossbar.
A few minutes later the visitors took the lead from Seb Simpson’s corner. Izekor scrambled home from six yards.
Izekor th...

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