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BLACKMAN GETS BATH BACK INTO THE ACTION

BATH CITY 1
CONCORD RANGERS 1
By Mark Stillman
BATH CITY returned to league action after a three-week hiatus with a draw against fellow promotion pushers Concord Rangers.
It was scarcely believable that Concord had such a poor away record as they flew out of the blocks, aided by a strong wind.
Liam Nash blazed over from close range inside two minutes when Danny Green’s driven corner caused chaos in the penalty box.
Alex Wall thundered a shot against the outside of the post from 18 yards with Bath keeper Ryan Clarke beaten.
Lee Minshull had a header disallowed for offside before Tom Sm...

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