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Hunger game not enough for Romans

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 April 2019

HUNGERFORD TOWN 0 BATH CITY 0

By Ciaran Morrison
HUNGERFORD and Bath didn’t do enough to boost their survival and play-off aspirations respectively with a stalemate at Bulpit Lane.
Bath made the brighter start and an Adam Mann corner created the first opportunity for Andy Watkins to fire over.
Despite a strong opening period for the visitors, they could have fallen behind when Lewis Leigh-Gilchrist stung the fingertips of Ryan Clarke from a free-kick.
The promotion chasing Romans began to dominate possession but found it hard to break down a stubborn defensive unit.
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