National League North

FROME END WINLESS RUN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

FROME TOWN 2
KINGS LANGLEY 1
By Colin Carpenter
FROME Town finally got back to winning ways as they overcame a 1-0 deficit, with a penalty from George Miller and flicked header from Joe Raynes bringing the six-match losing streak to an end.
On a bitterly cold afternoon, Frome started brightly enough bringing several saves from Martin Bennett in the first 20 minutes, but Kings Langley weathered the storm and the match became even and a bit scrappy.
But after the visitors had cleared an Ollie Knight shot off the line, they scored on the stroke of half time as Frome failed to clear their lines...

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