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TOP TIVVY ARE FOUR-MOST

By Jay Richardson

TIVERTON TOWN 4
KINGS LANGLEY 1
TIVERTON Town made it two wins in a row with an emphatic victory at rain-lashed Ian Moorcroft Stadium.
The home side opened the scoring after only seven minutes when Kyle Egan squared to Dan Hayfield who finished with aplomb at the far post.
The visitors from Hertfordshire had few chances and home keeper Jimmy Weeks was not troubled.
The second half saw Tivvy increase their lead only four minutes after the restart as Hayfield turned provider.
Austen Booth volleyed home sweetly after the Kings Langley defence failed to clear a cross from...

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