‘A pleasing day’ as unbeaten Puritans win again
The Puritans fell behind to a fine strike from Jack Lambert in the first half before Morgan Roberts equalised five minutes before half-time.
And Roberts grabbed what proved to be the winner 12 minutes into the second half when he headed home Ben Acquaye’s cross.
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“Performance-wise, I thought we were absolutely outstanding,” manager Whing told Puritans Radio.
“We started off a little bit slowly, which is understandable after a long journey but the pitch was so slow so it didn’t really suit us.
“We put ourselves under pressure a few times in the first half with our own decision-making.
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Hide Ad“They scored a really good goal out of nothing but the second-half performance is the best we have had so far this season.
“We totally dominated, it could have been three or four in the end. They have had a late chance but other than that, they didn’t really have anything.
“I thought we were fantastic in the second half. To have one fit sub again, this team just produces unbelievable performances.
“It’s a really, really pleasing day for us.”
Banbury will now be preparing for a bank holiday weekend double-header which sees them host Hereford on Saturday before travelling to Leamington next Monday.