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BATH CITY 0 TRURO CITY 1

By Mark Stillman

■TYLER Harvey came back to haunt his old club and head Truro City into round three.
The striker’s 12th of the season sealed the Tinners first win in the competition for four years.
Harvey Greenslade ballooned Harvey’s lay-off over in an entertaining first half which saw Harvey Wiles-Richards tip Will Dean’s lob over after a well-crafted move from the visitors.
Pedro Elawar and Matt Bowman tested Aidan Stone at the other end as City competed well.
Truro started the second half strongly with Tom Tweedy denied by Wiles-Richards.
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