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A new record as Romans go fourth

By John Lawrence
DULWICH HAMLET 0
BATH CITY 2
IN-FORM Bath moved up to fourth with second-half goals from Tom Smith and Ross Stearn in front of a new ground record attendance of 3,104 at Champion Hill. Dulwich are certainly pulling in the crowds since returning home but lacking firepower on the field.
Early headers from Adam Mann and Stearn for Bath were wide of the mark and Dulwich went closest on 17 minutes when only a vital reflex block by Ryan Clarke at the foot of his near post denied Dan Thompson.
That save apart, Clarke was seldom troubled as Bath’s defence stayed strong. Dulwi...

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