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Jubilant Jasper’s just what City need

ST ALBANS CITY 4 CANVEY ISLAND 1
By Jake Ellacott

ST ALBANS ended the home leg of their campaign with a comfortable victory over relegated Canvey Island yesterday.
The home side wasted no time in applying the early pressure and took the lead in the ninth minute when a corner fell into the path of Jasper Mather, who converted from close range.
Mather was involved in the lead-up to City’s second after he rounded the goalkeeper and struck the post but the referee pulled the play back and awarded a penalty after judging Island No.1 Jacob Marsden to have caught the forward. Midfielder...

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