National League South

JUMPING JACKS GET BATH BACK RUNNING

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

By Mark Stillman
BATH C 2
CONCORD RANGERS 0
JACK Batten and Jack Compton were on target as Bath City secured their first win of 2018, ending Concord’s 13- match unbeaten league run in the process.
Batten’s header just before half-time and Compton’s thunderous strike late on secured a deserved success at Twerton Park, in a match that saw tempers flare at full-time with players restrained in the tunnel.
Rangers thought they had snatched an early lead when Ben Greenhalgh tapped in, but he was offside.
Tom Smith was also denied by an offside flag, but Batten’s effort cou...

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