National League South

BASEMENT BATTLE WON AFTER JOE’S FAST START

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2020

By David Ward
BRAINTREE T 0
ST ALBANS C 1
ST ALBANS CITY deservedly won this relegation battle at Cressing Road leaving the Iron deep in trouble and facing the drop out of the top flight of the National League.
They can have no complaints because they lacked basic skills against a side brimming with confidence and playing some fine football and in reality they should have won by a bigger margin.
The Saints scored the only goal of the game in the 15th minute, when former Northampton Town striker Joe Iaciofano was left unmarked at the far post to tap home and the same player should have wrapp...

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