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Bluebirds grab point at death

ST ALBANS CITY 1 CHIPPENHAM TOWN 1
By Jake Ellacott

A WILL KING strike late in added time ensured that the points were shared.
The hosts, going into the game on the back on the sacking of Ian Allinson and the appointment of interim manager David Noble, started the brighter of the two sides as they applied the early pressure.
That pressure found a breakthrough in the 13th minute, as Shaun Jeffers struck, nodding home from Callum Adebiyi’s flick on after Chris Paul curled a corner into the area.
St Albans continued to apply pressure, but Will Henry in the Chippenham goal stood...

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