Bath City's Tyler Harvey recalled by Plymouth Argyle

Bath City Football Club have parted ways with on loan forward Tyler Harvey, after the 20-year-old was recalled by parent club Plymouth Argyle this week.

Harvey has grabbed headlines nationally and internationally in recent weeks after footage of his incredible injury time winner scored against local rivals Weston-Super-Mare went viral.

Returning to League Two club Argyle, Harvey was summoned back to his parent side following an injury to Reuben Reid left them short in the attacking areas.

Harvey has been in scintillating form for Bath, having scored four goals in his last four games.

The Twerton Park club were set to extend Harvey's loan deal following their recent 2-1 victory over Concord Rangers, but the forward will now return to the Pilgrims set-up.

Thankyou too everyone involved at @BathCity_FC for this last month, really enjoyed my time there!Good luck for the rest of the season#romans

— tyler harvey (@tylerharvey_) April 11, 2016

A statement on Bath's official website said: "Despite initially agreeing to extend Tyler Harvey's loan deal, Plymouth Argyle have recalled the striker due to an injury picked up in training on Friday by another Pilgrims player.

Watch below to relive Tyler Harvey's incredible Somerset Derby winner in all its glory:

Eat.
Sleep.
Watch https://t.co/JakG05rroa
Repeat.
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— Bath City FC (@BathCity_FC) March 30, 2016