National League North & South

WHITEHAWK 1 BATH CITY 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

By Ant Scott
KODI LYONSFOSTER scored a late header to give Whitehawk a deserved share of the spoils against Bath City.
Jamie Lucas put the Romans ahead after scoring from the penalty spot, and it was a lead Jerry Gill’s side held on to until nine minutes from time.
Frankie Artus saw a free-kick saved by Seny Dieng as the visitors looked to break the deadlock, before David Ijaha went close for the Hawks but saw his effort blocked by Dan Ball.
Ball again put his body on the line to deny Hajdari with a block, before Bath went ahead just before half-time.
George Essuman was penalised for ...

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