National League North

Penalty pain for Cooke and Romans

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2024

By Mark Stillman

BATH CITY 1
TONBRIDGE ANGELS 1
CODY Cooke scored and missed penalties as Bath City were held by Tonbridge Angels.
The front man netted his 20th of the season from the spot in the first half but pulled a second wide at the death.
Ethan Sutcliffe nodded Tonbridge level in the first half as they sealed a second successive draw on the road.
City were awarded a penalty in the tenth minute when Jordan Dyer wriggled into the box and was clipped by Liam Vincent. Cooke stepped up and confidently sent Jon Henly the wrong way.
Angels equalised five minutes before the break...

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