National League South

BATH CITY 1 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 November 2020

By Mark Stillman
REGGIE Young was the hero for Hemel as they deservedly bounced back from Tuesday’s mauling by Billericay to climb above their hosts in the table.
Patched-up Bath led through Donovan Wilson’s blistering finish but Matt Bateman’s penalty soon extinguished their advantage and Young’s late dinked finish sealed the contest.
City took the lead when Freddie Grant’s incisive ball down the left saw Wilson burst wide of goal before superbly steering across Danny Boness, the ball nestling just inside the post.
Hemel levelled within eight minutes. Young wa...

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