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Match Facts Hampton & Richmond Borough 1-0 Bath City
HAMPTON AND RICHMOND Match Report but he sliced his shot wide of the gaping
BOROUGH Stats from www.bathcityfc.com goal. Chances continued to fall at both
SHOTS ON TARGET 1 ends of the pitch into the second half,
A penalty four minutes from time was Ryan Clarke saving well from Deadfield,
SHOTS OFF TARGET 3 enough to give Hampton & Richmond and Conway being denied by Julian
Borough a narrow victory over City when clean through.
CORNERS 4 at the Beveree Stadium this afternoon.
FOULS CONCEDED 15 After their enforced two-week break, Smith had the ball in the net shortly after
this but he had clearly fouled a defender
it was a much improved performance
YELLOW CARDS 1 by the Romans and they can consider in the build-up and the effort was ruled
themselves unfortunate not to have out. After several more chances came
and went for both sides, it looked like
at least earned a point from an they would deservedly share the points
BATH CITY Stats entertaining game. but on 86 minutes Gondoh went down
SHOTS ON TARGET 3 Two early chances for Tommy Conway on the box and Deadfield made no
and Donovan Wilson – playing together mistake from the penalty spot. A last
SHOTS OFF TARGET 6 for the first time – saw great blocks from minute Tom Mehew shot that flashed just
CORNERS 1 the home side as City started the game wide was as close as City would come
strongly. Tom Smith then saw a shot fly to an equaliser, as the Beavers saw out
FOULS CONCEDED 11 wide but the hosts also began to create five minutes of stoppage time to secure
openings, the clearest when the ball the win.
YELLOW CARDS 2 dropped to Deadfield eight yards out,
Line ups: Bath City: Clarke, Smith, Batten, Ball,
Hampton: Julian, Brown, Farrell, Artus, Evans, Wilson, Conway, Dean,
Inman, Anderson, Cox, Gray, Horton, Mehew
Donaldson, Deadfield, Fisher, Muir Substitutes: James, Richards, Henry,
Substitutes: Uche, Smith, Carvalho, Pope, Tomlinson
Minhas, Gondoh Referee: Joel Mannix (Watford)

Any other
business:
Hampton scored against
City for the first time in
6 games. The last time
they did so was in a 3-1
victory for The Beavers
in October 2017.
This was City’s eighth
visit to Hampton. They
have only won once
– Sean Rigg’s goal
claiming the points in
August 2018. Of the
other seven matches,
Hampton have won five
and the other two were
drawn.
Tom Smith battles for possession with Sam Cox of Hampton during Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at the Beveree.
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