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HORLICK PROVES THE HEMEL HERO

BATH CITY 0 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 0
By Mark Stillman

JAMESON Horlick saved a penalty as Hemel Hempstead Town claimed a point at Twerton Park.
The keeper, on loan from Luton, guessed correctly to repel Brad Ash’s kick in the first half.
Harvey Wiles-Richards performed heroics to keep out Mazeed Ogungbo as neither side could make a breakthrough.
The clean sheet for City was four in a row for them at home in the league, a first since mid-2007.
The Romans were awarded a penalty on 36 minutes when Luke Russe was barged over by Mathew Achuba after Alex Fisher played the ball across. ...

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