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University of Bath witnessed a masterclass in clinical finishing as Buccaneers Men's 8s dismantled Chippenham 4s, securing a resounding 8-1 victory. The scoreline, while emphatic, scarcely reflected the dominance displayed by the home side throughout the match.
The first half, though yielding only two goals, set the tone for the afternoon's proceedings. Nicolas Vigar opened the scoring with a well-placed strike, followed shortly by Thomas Quainton doubling the lead, giving the Buccs a comfortable 2-0 advantage at the interval.
Chippenham, facing an uphill battle, emerged for the second half with renewed determination. However, their resolve was quickly shattered by an onslaught of Bath Buccs attacks. Vigar, in particularly inspired form, added four more goals to his tally, showcasing his predatory instincts in front of goal. Talboys also bagged a goal.
James Franlin Adams joined the party, adding his name to the scoresheet with a well-taken goal, further extending the Buccs' lead. The sheer volume of chances created by the Bath Buccs was a testament to their superior passing and movement.
Late in the second half, Issac Bell delivered a pinpoint cross that eluded the Chippenham defence, only for Royce Menezes to narrowly miss connecting, denying the Buccs a ninth goal. Had Menezes converted, the scoreline would have been even more emphatic.
Chippenham managed a consolation goal, but it did little to dampen the spirits of the jubilant Bath Buccs team. The final whistle blew, confirming an 8-1 victory for the home side, a result that reflected their dominance and clinical finishing.
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