National League South

BUNMI HAS BATH IN DEEP WATER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2026

By Charlie Cole

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2
BATH CITY 1
BUNMI BABAJIDE’S individual goal decided this game for Tonbridge Angels.
Bath City started very strongly with Scott Wilson testing the Tonbridge goalkeeper Matt Rowley in the fourth minute.
City continued to pile on the pressure and seconds later Wilson did find the back of the net with a superb header.
City then started to pressure when the home defence failed to clear and a subsequent shot hit the bar.
This served as a wake-up call for Angels, and in the 17th minute Frankie Baker was tripped in the box and Bailey Akehurst stepp...

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