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Langley ease to another success

KINGS LANGLEY 3
GOSPORT BOROUGH 0
By Roy Mitchard
KINGS Langley continued their run of form with another emphatic margin of victory to move up the table.
However, this did not necessarily reflect a match in which Kings dominated the first half and took their chances, while Gosport took their turn to have far the better of the second period but with scant reward.
A flowing move started by Roy Syla saw a Rene Howe through-ball put Mitchell Weiss clear to score off the post.
And within two minutes a Jacob Cook back heel gave the striker an opening for a precision shot to double the scoreline, ...

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