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Lilywhites take win as Romans man sees red

By Ian Worden

CHICHESTER CITY 2
BATH CITY 1
CHICHESTER beat high-fliers Bath at Oaklands Park in this tale of two cities thanks to an early goal from Chi top scorer Harry Bridle and a second-half strike by Lucas Pattenden.
The visitors came into the match in fine form with seven wins and only one loss in their previous eight league games.
But it was the home side who took the lead as Brandon Chebby saw a shot of sorts find Bridle ans he was able to turn it into the net.
Donovan Wilson scored the leveller after 11 minutes with an effort that went in off Lillywhites’ defende...

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