Through all the drama of Sunday night's confrontation with Forest Green Rovers, the love and admiration which flowed from the terraces was palpable.
And then there was that spontaneous pitch invasion seconds after the final whistle, with hugs and handshakes for their heroes, so many selfies, and a real sense that this was their moment just as much as it was for the players.
We want to celebrate the Saints supporters who gave their all off the pitch while the team did the same on the field of play.
Are you pictured in our collection of images? Let us know your thoughts on the match and your hopes for the next round.
General view of St Albans City fans in the stand during the Emirates FA Cup first round match at Clarence Park. (Image: PA Wire/PA Images)
St Albans City fans with a foil FA Cup trophy during the Emirates FA Cup first round match at Clarence Park. (Image: PA Wire/PA Images)
St Albans fans celebrate at the final whistle during St Albans City vs Forest Green Rovers. (Image: ©TGS Phototgsphoto.co.uk+44 1376 553468)
Young St Albans fans with a tin foil FA Cup during St Albans City vs Forest Green Rovers. (Image: ©TGS Photo
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St Albans fans ahead of St Albans City vs Forest Green Rovers. (Image: ©TGS Photo
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Heath Peart, nine, with man of the match Mitchell Weiss. (Image: Lee Peart)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
St Albans City FC fans gave their club their full support at Sunday's FA Cup clash. (Image: Will Tyrer)
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