National League South

BATH HELD BY BEAVERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2019

By Alex Exadactylos
HAMPTON & RB 0
BATH CITY 0
BATH slipped back into fourth spot after being denied a late win at mid-table Hampton by the width of a post. It was a caegy affair although both sides began with attacking intent.
The visitors had an eighth-minute goal ruled out for offside against Tom Smith, after he slotted past Beavers keeper Dan Lincoln.
Ross Stearn looked dangerous down the left as a couple of his crosses worried the Hampton defence.
But Hampton also had their first-half moments’ The best was produced by a sublime piece of skill from Tyron Lewthwaite, which sent...

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