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PARKES HTS LONG-RANGE OPENER IN STALEMATE

KINGS LANGLEY 1 ALVECHURCH 1
By Roy Mitchard

A SUPERB Jordan Parkes goal looked to have put Kings on their way to a welcome win, but they had to settle for a point after Jamie Willets levelled.
Parkes was first to a loose ball ten yards inside his own half but hit it with his first touch with such precision that it sailed over the head of keeper Dan Jezeph almost before he had time to react.
Debutant Johnny Gill was inches wide soon after and a Parkes free kick was athletically saved by Jezeph, but when the scorer pulled up with a hamstring problem, the sparkle seemed to depart with...

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