National League South

CLARKE KEEPS TIGERS AT BAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

By Ben Tyler
GLOUCESTER CITY 0
BATH CITY 0
GLOUCESTER CITY continued their revival under boss Mike Cook with a hard-fought draw against arch-rivals Bath City.
The Tigers’ Jake Jackson had a first-half penalty saved, but it was an otherwise drab affair in blustery conditions.
Bath’s Robbie Cundy went close when his header drifted narrowly over the bar.
And the pressure continued to build in Gloucester’s third – as they narrowly survived a penalty-box scramble after a corner on the half-hour mark.
A defensive mistake sent Jackson through with only keeper Ryan Clarke to...

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