FA Cup

Magpies hold firm to spring a surprise…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 September 2025

WIMBORNE TOWN 2 BATH CITY 1
By Tom Whittick

WIMBORNE TOWN overcame the tough test of National League South outfit Bath City to emerge victorious.
The visitors started the brighter of the two sides, testing Cam Plain early on, however it was Will Fletcher who had the first big opportunity of the game, but the keeper did well to deny him one-on-one.
Wimborne grabbed the first goal of the game in the 25th minute after a fantastic Drew Eccott-Young cross found the head of Josh McQuoid who nodded the ball into the back of the Bath net.
It didn’t take long to double the score as i...

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