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St Albans Travel To Dunstable Town On July 26

ST ALBANS CITY will travel to Dunstable Town for a pre-season friendly on Saturday, July 26 and not this Saturday as we published in The NLP on Sunday.
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ST ALBANS CITY will travel to Dunstable Town for a pre-season friendly on Saturday, July 26 and not this Saturday as we published in The NLP on Sunday.

We were unfortunately supplied with the wrong information but we are more than happy to put the record straight and the game will kick off at 3pm.

St Albans, who won promotion from the Southern Premier through the play-offs head to Dunstable, who themselves also went up last season.

The Creasey Park outfit won the Southern League Division One Central and the ambitious Blues will be playing in the Premier division this season.

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