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BATH LEAVE IT LATE BUT DESERVE THE POINT

BATH C 1 WHITEHAWK 1
By Mark Stillman
A LATE Andy Watkins header rescued a deserved point for Bath in an action-packed game at Twerton Park.
Elliott Benyon nearly gave the bottom side the lead on 20 minutes but his header was hooked away by Jack Batten, with the forward appealing that the ball had crossed the line.
The Hawks made their next attack count though as Sam Chaney’s free-kick was acrobatically fired home by Yannis Ambroisine.
City won a penalty on 40 minutes when Caden Genovesi was adjudged to have upended Jack Compton, who took the spot kick but saw it saved by Daniel Wilks...

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