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DIEDHIOU ANSWERS SAINTS’ PRAYERS

ST ALBANS CITY 3
HUNGERFORD TOWN 2
By Jake Ellacott
DAVE DIEDHIOU left it late to fire St Albans City to an entertaining victory over Hungerford to start the season.
Hungerford, who went into the game as favourites with the bookies to be relegated, took an early lead when Ramone Rose latched onto the ball after a scramble in the St Albans box and sent a curled drive into the far corner.
That goal appeared to spark the hosts into life, and summer signing Ralston Gabriel levelled just over ten minutes later. The forward went up to challenge goalkeeper Jokull Andersson and won the ball, before...

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