National League South

ROMANS HELD BY PATERSON PENALTY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By Patrick Lock
OXFORD C 1
BATH C 1
OXFORD CITY and Bath City shared the spoils at Marsh Lane as Matt Paterson’s penalty 15 minutes from time cancelled out Ross Stearn’s 45th minute strike.
A number of half chances dictated the first half. On 16 minutes, David Pearce was played through by Rob Sinclair for the hosts and his shot was deflected over the bar.
Just four minutes before the break, Stearn found himself through on goal in the box but was unable to direct his effort goalwards.
On the stroke of halftime he went one better.
The ball was taken down in the centre of the box a...

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