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PENALTY CALL UPSETS KINGS

By Roy Mitchard
KINGS LANGLEY 1
STRATFORD T 3
A CONTROVERSIAL penalty started a chain of events that ended in defeat for Kings Langley at a time when the relegation trap door looms larger for the bottom six clubs.
There was little in the way of incident for the first half hour, but the afternoon sparked into life when the referee awarded Stratford a penalty, apparently for a pull in the box on Michael Taylor.
It was an incident not seen by the majority of the crowd, judging by the reaction, but it knocked Kings out of their stride and Edwin Ahenkorah added to his conversion with a well-take...

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