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CROWS TAKE KINGS’ CROWN

By David Baulk
ROYSTON TOWN 4 KINGS LANGLEY 0
HAVINGlost their last game to Kings Langley some 18 days previously, Royston were able to avenge the defeat.
The first half was a fairly quiet affair with the first real action in the 17th minute resulting in the opening goal.
A measured ball from Scott Thomas found Lee Chappell whose cross eventually fell to Adam Marriott to slot home. Shortly afterwards Kings Langley had their best opportunity as a free header was cleared off the line, but Royston soon gained the ascendancy, as Chappell saw a shot cleared off the line and Marriott had a goal c...

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