National League South

STEARN’S RETURN IS ANOTHER STALEMATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Mark Stillman
BATH CITY 0
TRURO CITY 0
BATH CITY were left frustrated as they drew a blank at home for the fifth match running, failing to break down a well-organised Truro in an entertaining contest at Twerton Park.
The hosts posed more of a threat in the early stages without testing Tom McHale. Jack Compton tried his luck from distance a couple of times without troubling the Truro stopper.
Truro were also restricted to strikes from range, with Tyler Harvey and Niall Thompson failing to test Luke Southwood.
Ross Stearn, returning on loan from Sutton, forced McHale into his first save, a...

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