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MAGIC OF MANTOM SAVES PICS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 January 2023

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RUSHALL OLYMP’ 2 KINGS LANGLEY 1
By Finley Deeley-Brewer

SAM Mantom’s magic was once again key to unlocking the Kings Langley defence as The Pics picked up three points.
The opener came on 14 minutes after a relatively quiet start. Receiving the ball from a goal kick, Andre Carvalho-Landell drove forward before placing a dangerous ball into the area which James Kaloczi could only turn into his own net.
Langley’s equaliser came after Chuckwueneka Okoye-Ahaneku pounced on poor positioning by Jake Weaver to turn the ball home.
The Pics restored t...

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