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JOHNSON SHINES TO SHUT OUT THE STONES

ST ALBANS CITY 0 MAIDSTONE UTD 0
By Jake Ellacott

ST ALBANS City and Maidstone shared the spoils at Clarence Park, although the visitors will feel that they could have picked up all three points.
Michael Johnson was the star of the show, making a number of important stops to keep the Stones at bay.
The away side started the game well and Joan Luque should have opened the scoring with 13 minutes gone. The forward skipped past two defenders and looked to have the goal at his mercy, only to send his strike wide.
St Albans grew into the game, but found chances few and far between. Shaun Je...

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