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BODIN LIFTS THE GLOOM AT BORO

BATH CITY 1 GOSPORT BOROUGH 2
By Mark Stillman

MANAGERLESS Gosport came from behind to end Bath City’s five game winning run in a pulsating encounter.
City made a flying start with Reuben Reid and Enzio Boldewijn testing James Holden, before the visitors had a George Penn goal chalked off for offside.
In a busy opening, Matt Bowman nodded Boldewijn’s free-kick home to give the Romans a 22nd-minute lead. Billy Bodin, son of former City legend Paul, also had a first half goal ruled out for offside but he wasn’t to be denied after the break.
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