Non-League Paper

Saints sunk by sparkling Sports

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

ST ALBANS CITY 1
EASTBOURNE BOROUGH 3
By Ian Hall
ST ALBANS CITY’S early sparkle quickly turned as dank as the weather at Clarence Park as Eastbourne Borough came from behind to win with relative comfort.
The visitors from East Sussex looked like they could be set for another disappointing away day when the Saints took an early lead. But two Eastbourne goals in the fi rst half and a third mid-way through the second saw the Sports collecting three much-needed points.
The short-on-confi dence Saints, meanwhile, have plunged into the relegation places.
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