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Bath battle back to win City tussle

BATH CITY 2 OXFORD CITY 1
By Mark Stillman

SCOTT Wilson’s 23rd goal of the season sealed a stunning turnaround for ten-man Bath City.
The leading marksman stroked in a second-half penalty as the Romans recovered from a goal and man deficit against Oxford City, who still clinched third spot despite the setback.
Oxford were frustrated by Bath glovesman Max Harris in the first half with the on-loan stopper repelling Aaron Williams-Bushell, Alfie Potter and Zac McEachran.
McEachran’s goalbound shot was cleared by Luke Spokes before the afternoon unfolded for City as Jorda...

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