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Ten-man Banbury are sunk

By John Alcock

BURY TOWN 2
BANBURY UTD 1
BURY come from behind to take a big three points against Banbury United.
Both sides were desperate for a win as they sit at the bottom end of the table.
After a cautious start it was Banbury who took the lead on 11 minutes when a Luke Stokoe free-kick was well saved by Charlie Beckwith but the loose ball fell kindly for Connor Ferguson, who scored with a confident strike. Bury kept probing and on 41 minutes George Quantrell fired Bury level with a superb strike from just outside the box.
After the break, Bury began to get on top. On 58 minu...

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