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IT’S REECE LIGHTNING AS HORNETS SINK BATH

BATH CITY 0 HORSHAM 2
By Mark Stillman

A FIRST red card in black and white for captain Kieran Parselle in first-half stoppage time set City on their way to a 2-0 defeat against Horsham.
City began on top, Jordan Tillson firing narrowly over after four minutes, then a great block by Leone Gravata denying Jake Tabor seven minutes later.
Jordan Alves forced a fine stop by keeper Lewis Carey on 19 minutes before seeing another shot fly just the wrong side of the post a minute later.
Having weathered this early pressure, the visitors almost took a 26th-minute lead but Harvey Wiles-Richa...

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