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Bath’s National League South match against Dulwich Hamlet was abandoned on Tuesday night after Romans striker Alex Fletcher suffered a serious injury.
Fletcher, 23, collided with an advertising hoarding in the fifth minute of the match at Twerton Park, where an ambulance was called.
Bath posted on Twitter: “Everyone at the club is deeply saddened by tonight’s events and it has been agreed that the game will not resume.”
This evening's game has been abandoned and will be played at a later date.
Everyone at the club is deeply saddened by tonight's events and it has been agreed that the game will not resume.
Our best wishes and thoughts are with Alex Fletcher.
— Bath City FC (@BathCity_FC) November 8, 2022
The club added that an update on Fletcher’s condition would be provided “at the earliest opportunity”.
A post from Dulwich Hamlet read: “Due to the serious injury sustained by Alex Fletcher, both teams have agreed to abandon the game.
“For now the most important thing is the safety and recovery of Alex, and from everyone connected with Dulwich, we wish him a speedy and full recovery.”
Former Plymouth prospect Fletcher joined Bath in January 2021 and was named player of the year after scoring 19 goals last season.
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