National League South

SMITH ENDS DROUGHT TO CLINCH VITAL CITY VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

BATH CITY 2 HEMEL H’PSTEAD 1
By Mark Stillman

TOM Smith’s first league goal of the season earned a much-needed and deserved win for Bath City.
Sam Mantom’s 20-yarder gave Hemel an early lead, but an Alex Fletcher penalty levelled it on 64 minutes. Fletcher was also involved in Smith’s winner to consign Mark Jones to back-to-back league defeats as Hemel boss for the first time since taking over.
Mantom gave the visitors the perfect start on eight minutes when he ran unchallenged and drove into the bottom corner from outside the box.
Both teams exchanged effor...

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