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HUSIN HITS THE TARGET TO SEE OFF THE ROMANS

By Dan English
DARTFORD 1
BATH CITY 0
NOOR Husin’s second- half strike was enough to seal Dartford victory against a lacklustre Bath City at Princes Park.
The Darts dominated the chances in the first half, but struggled to create any clear-cut efforts capable of testing Bath shot-stopper Ryan Clarke.
The hosts went close on 11 minutes when Ronnie Vint rose powerfully to meet Jack Jebb’s free-kick but put it wide. Jack Barham, who was proving a nuisance for the visitors, turned well inside the area on 30 minutes but again put his shot over.
Bath’s resilience almost paid div...

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