National League South

THERE’S WILL AND A WAY FOR BATH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 January 2026

By Mark Stillman

BATH CITY 3
WORTHING 2
WILL JENKINS DAVIES’ fine double secured Bath a thrilling win over high-flying Worthing.
Having weathered an early storm, City were awarded a penalty on six minutes.
Jordan Alves skipped towards the edge of the box and was bundled over by Toby Byron. Jenkins Davies slammed the resulting penalty home.
City were dealt a blow on 31 minutes as goalkeeper Harvey Wiles-Richards hobbled off injured but doubled their lead.
Odei Martin Sorondo slipped inside the penalty area, gifting it to Matt Bowman, who stroked home his first for the club...

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