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BROMSGROVE SPORTING 2 KINGS L ANGLEY 0
By Shaunna-Grace Murphy

AMMAR Dyer and Michael Mc-Grath scored first-half goals to help Bromsgrove Sporting to a comfortable win at home against Kings Langley.
Following two consecutive draws Sporting were back at home hoping to make it two wins out of two in the league.
An unchanged side started with Kartell Dawkins, Tom Taylor and McGrath at the back providing stability again for the side who enjoyed a much-needed clean sheet.
Sporting created pressure throughout the first ten minutes, Smalley carving out a great chance but saw the ball go o...

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