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KINGS A ROYAL PAIN FOR DONS

By David Ballheimer
HENDON 1
KINGS LANGLEY 2
KINGS Langley inflicted another blow on Hendon, who have not won since the start of December.
Hendon’s Connor Calcutt went off injured after 18 minutes and this gave a third debut to Grenada international Elliott Charles. Within two minutes he was celebrating a goal, rising high to head home a cross from Tenasheh Abrahams, beating Alex Tokarczyk.
Steve Ward’s effort was comfortably saved by Danny Boness in Kings Langley’s only first-half shot on target but nine minutes into the second period, a freekick from Jacob Cook picked ou...

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