Albion have fourth place finish in their sights
The Herald|April 20, 2024
A SLIGHT comedown this week as we reflect on Plymouth Albion's 47-29 loss on the road to Sedgley Park Tigers last Saturday.
Ellie Venables
Albion have fourth place finish in their sights

It was a long final away game for the boys, especially as they couldn't cinch the win. However, it was nothing to be ashamed of.

It was also a high-scoring game and both teams scored 11 tries between them, making it brilliant to be a part of and watch.

We managed to secure that all-important losing bonus point from Manchester, easing us one point in front of Birmingham Moseley in the National League One table.

The boys now have a final weekend off before the last match of the season against Rosslyn Park who are, unfortunately, too far ahead of us to overtake, so a win next Saturday, April 27 should mean a fourth-place finish in the league, which would be a fantastic result from a young and promising squad.

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