National League South

WHITES PUNISH WASTEFUL CITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

By Mark Stillman

BATH CITY 1
DOVER ATHLETIC 2
RUBEN Soares-Junior and Francis Mampolo punished Bath City for their profligacy as Dover Athletic claimed their first win back in National League South.
Sub Alex Fisher pulled one back for the hosts as they were left to rue many missed chances.
Bathonian Joe Raynes, on his 250th appearance, nearly caught out Mitch Walker at his near post, but the keeper did well to bat away low to his left.
Walker also snuffed out Ewan Clark and Scott Wilson dragged across goal for the hosts.
Dover took the lead just after half-time. Mampolo cut in a...

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