GALLERY: St Albans City 1 Wealdstone 3

PUBLISHED: 09:43 01 March 2015

Michael Edwards

Jamal Lowe links up with John Frendo. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe links up with John Frendo. Picture: Leigh Page

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St Albans City extended their run of game without a win to six after Saturday’s 3-1 loss to Wealdstone.

St Albans City 1 Wealdstone 3

The chant goes out

James Kaloczi clears the danger. Picture: Leigh Page

Joe Welch taking the ball of the head of Charlie Gorman under his cross bar. Picture: Leigh Page

James Kaloczi under pressure. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe links up with John Frendo. Picture: Leigh Page

Jake Nicholson has a shot on debut for the Saints against Wealdstone. Picture: Leigh Page

Lee Chappell looks for a way past Carl Martin. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe has a shot at goal. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe has a shot at goal. Picture: Leigh Page

Wealdstone Keeper Luke Chambers saving at full stretch from Jamal Lowe. Picture: Leigh Page

The chant goes out "you are not fit to referee" as official Andy Laver take a break for some treatment. Picture: Leigh Page

James Kaloczi clears the danger. Picture: Leigh Page

Joe Welch taking the ball of the head of Charlie Gorman under his cross bar. Picture: Leigh Page

James Kaloczi under pressure. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe links up with John Frendo. Picture: Leigh Page

Jake Nicholson has a shot on debut for the Saints against Wealdstone. Picture: Leigh Page

Lee Chappell looks for a way past Carl Martin. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe has a shot at goal. Picture: Leigh Page

Jamal Lowe has a shot at goal. Picture: Leigh Page

Wealdstone Keeper Luke Chambers saving at full stretch from Jamal Lowe. Picture: Leigh Page

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It’s a run that stretches back to January 17, when they beat Concord Rangers 2-0 at Clarence Park. Since then, they have picked up just three points in the Vanarama Conference South.

Saturday’s loss dropped the Saints a single place, to 15th, in the table.

City will look to end the streak at Concord on Saturday.

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