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SUPER-SUB FEYI SAVES POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 August 2022

KINGS LANGLEY 2 MICKLEOVER 2
By Roy Mitchard

KENNEDY FEYI’S second-half leveller secured a point for Kings Langley.
The hosts started with a bang as Alie Bangura fired home a Sam Okoye-Ahaneku low cross with a mere 11 minutes on the clock.
They had no time to rest on their laurels, as a good move by the visitors ended with Mason Warren dragging a shot just wide of the far post and Stuart Beavon foiled by a great block by Hafed Al-Droubi.
However, the Mickleover pressure paid off when the Kings defence dallied and Warren nipped in for the equaliser. When a free-kick from...

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