National League South

WHITE DELIGHTED TO MAKE AMENDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD 1 BATH CITY 0
By Ollie Heathcote

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD’S Joe White went from zero to hero to be the match-winner. White had missed a penalty in the previous game against Hampton & Richmond but in the eighth minute of added time he stood tall and scored from the spot.
Early on Bath City looked a threat through the dangerous Jordan Alves, who delivered some teasing crosses into the Hemel area.
A big chance came for the Romans in the 25th minute as Jake Tabor laid off to Will Jenkins-Davies, whose shot failed to find the back of Michael Johnson’s net. After ...

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