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BANTON HAS THE SAINTS IN CONTROL OF THE RAMS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2026

ST ALBANS CITY 2 RAMSGATE 0 By Jake Ellacott

A STRONG second-half display from St Albans City secured three points against Ramsgate at Clarence Park.
The Rams started well and had the best of the opening exchanges as Benny Bioletti volleyed an effort at Sam Donkin from a tight angle.
Donkin made another stop from Kweku Lucan after the forward cut into the box.
And Donkin continued to be the busier of the two goalkeepers, with Bioletti testing the stopper again with a curled attempt from 20 yards.
The second period saw the hosts looking much improved and, with an hour gone, they were aw...

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