Non-League Paper

Fans get Tudors joy at long last

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

SOUTH
HEMEL HEMPS’TD 3 BATH CITY 1
By Allan Mitchell

HEMEL celebrated their first home win in 340 days and an incredible 679 days since they last did it in front of their fans due to the various lockdowns.
The Tudors deserved the points as they dominated the game from start to finish although Bath had some decent opportunities themselves despite being on the back foot for much of the game.
Cole Kpekawa had two identical headers tipped over the bar by City keeper Ryan Clarke from successive corners in the first half before Alex Fletcher missed a rare chance for Bath, firing wide ...

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