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Puritans undone by Tonge brace

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

STAMFORD 2 BANBURY UTD 0
By Gary Salisbury

STAMFORD moved back up into the last play-off spot with a fairly convincing result against Banbury after a Kai Tonge brace in the second half.
The home side started strong and some great interplay out wide between Tendai Chitiza, Lee Shaw and Billy Bennett resulted in the latter swinging over a cross, Ben Isaacson put pressure on Banbury keeper Jack Harding who fumbled the initial effort but recovered well to grab the ball before Isaacson could pounce.
Bennett was in the thick of things and his deep corner found Isaacson who under pressure ...

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