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THREE FOR SMITH PUTS ROMANS UP TO SECOND

BATH CITY 3
DULWICH HAM 2
By Henry Burridge
TOM SMITH finished his hat-trick in style as a late winner sunk Dulwich Hamlet and fired Bath City up to second.
Hamlet’s Dominic Vose had two carbon-copy efforts from long range pushed wide by Ryan Clarke in the first period, while Shamir Mullings shanked his first attempt.
The hosts were in front when Sam Pearson nodded down for Smith to turn and slip home.
Bath kept out an almighty scramble at their near post to keep the scores level, though not for long as Mullings walloped the ball in.
Almost instantly City were in front again when Mart...

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