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KINGS LANGLEY 1 REDDITCH UTD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

By Roy Mitchard
■KINGS Langley were given the perfect start when they were awarded a penalty in the ninth minute.
It should have seen them go on and secure all three points but very soon the wheels came off their challenge as they failed to push on from their electric start to the game.
Mitchell Weiss chased down Orrin Pendley as he shepherded the ball back, and as the two came together the referee spotted a trip.
Dean Hitchcock converted the spot-kick and Kings went on to have far the better of the first half, with a Brendan Ocran freekick arrowing into the corner, before Ethan Ross,...

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