BROMSGROVE Sporting boss Scott Adey-Linforth admitted to a day of pure frustration after his side were beaten at home by Banbury.
Harry Riley put Banbury ahead – courtesy of an error from Roulslers keeper Charlie Price.
But Theo Robinson levelled for Bromsgrove on the half hour with an acrobatic finish.
It was Banbury who scored the winner though with a long range goal from AG George, eight minutes into the second half.
Adey-Linforth told Bromsgrove’s official YouTube channel: “We started very well and put them under a lot of good, sustained pressure. But when they scored, e lost a bit of control.
“Getting it back to 1-1 was deserved, but we lacked a spark after that. Them scoring early in the second half, just put us on the back foot a bit.
“But we’ve also had two big chances and not taken them.”
The Rouslers boss said Price will want to put his mistake behind him as quickly as possible – and pointed to the impressive season he has had.
Adey-Linforth added: “He’s been brilliant for us this season. He won’t be happy, but we can brush it under the carpet. He’ll come back strong and be all right.
“Overall, it’s a freeling of frustration. This was a game that we didn’t have to lose. Let’s put it that way.”
