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Isaac bites hand that once fed him

KINGS LANGLEY 1 ROYSTON TOWN 0
By Roy Mitchard

KINGS LANGLEY turned in one of their best performances of recent months to take the points in the battle of the Hertfordshire clubs and move out of the relegation places, courtesy of a first-half goal by former Crow Isaac Galliford.
Langley had started at pace and fashioned chances for Andros Georgiou and Cain Keller before a flowing move down the left saw a Georgiou cut back drilled home through a crowded box by Galliford, his first for the club.
Royston’s response was rapid and a Nathan Tshikuna free-kick rebounded back off the...

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