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THE QUICKFIRE KITES’ DOUBLE DOWNS KINGS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
KINGS LANGLEY 0 THAME UNITED 2
By Roy Mitchard

FOUR first-half minutes were enough to see Thame United leapfrog Kings Langley in the mid-table positions and take home a full set of three points on a cold Friday night.
The visitors had the best of the early chances but the opener came out of the blue when a free-kick was cleared and Harry Alexander’s effort ballooned off a tackle to loop over the keeper.
Minutes later Isaac Pedro’s tackle in the box didn’t impress the referee and Alexander coolly converted the penalty.
Kings improved vastly in the...

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