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BEES TUNE UP FOR CUP TIE

By Cristian Bratu

HARBOROUGH T 4
BANBURY UTD 1
HARBOROUGH Town claimed all three points as the Bees beat ten-man Banbury United in difficult conditions.
The hosts started as they meant to go on as Luis Rose converted Ben Stephens’ floated cross at the back post to give his side an early lead, before the forward was denied his second by an onrushing Jack Harding.
After falling behind early on, it only got worse for Banbury as Alexander Prosser was given his marching orders following a foul on Josh Walsh.
Harborough’s advantage was doubled on the stroke of half-time as...

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