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KID’S STUFF AS SAM HITS LATE WINNER

DIV 1 CENTRAL
HIGHWORTH TOWN 0 KIDLINGTON 1
By Steve Boore

KIDLINGTON left it until the 11th hour to see off struggling Highworth and stay on the heels of the play-off chasers.
Samuel Jenkins was their unlikely hero, in the right place to strike with almost the game’s last kick with 94 minutes showing on the clock.
It was no more than the visitors deserved after they had controlled much of the game.
Owen James was a fraction too high with a free-kick from the edge of the box while Matthew Cheetham had the best chance of the first half, forcing a fine save from home goa...

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