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KINGS IN A STALEMATE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

PREMIER CENTRAL
By Roy Mitchard
KINGS LANGLEY 1
LOWESTOFT TOWN 1
KINGS LANGLEY were unable to build on an early lead and an edge in the first half as Lowestoft hit back in the second period.
For the Kings, it couldn’t have started better, as a superbly weighted Kyle Connolly lofted through ball was taken in his stride by Harry Crawford to lob the keeper with a delicate arcing shot for a fine goal.
Langley keeper Alex Tokarczyk tipped over a response from Colin Oppong minutes later, but the half closed with his opposite number Luis Tibbles denying Jordan Parkes from extending the lead,...

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