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SWINDON SUPERMARINE 0 BATH CITY 4

By Brian Davis
BATH CITY ran out comfortable winners in a game that wasn’t really close and showed the gap between National League South and the Southern League’s top flight.
Adam Mann and Harry Hamblin forced Martin Horsell in to two early saves before the keeper was eventually beaten on 35 minutes when Ryan Brunt headed home at the back post after a deep cross from Owura Edwards.
With Lee Spalding ready to make changes to the team at a goal down, the Romans dominated possession and went two up before the home manager could get his players on after Tom Smith was afforded the ti...

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