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KINGS LANGLEY 2 BARTON ROVERS 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Roy Mitchard

■ KINGS Langley got off to the perfect start against Barton Rovers, with Louie Collier putting them ahead following a determined run and cross from Temi Akinbusoye. The same provider was on the ball again when his speed enabled him to put in a cross to the far post and Rayan Clarke gratefully accepted the tap in.
But Rovers got the all-important next goal just before the break when a recycled free-kick was slotted home by Matt Maloney.
And the comeback was complete when the same player pounced onto a poor clearance. Kings then threw everything fo...

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