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NO KID-DING! GREENS WIN IT

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Roy Mitchard

KIDLINGTON deservedly registered their first league win of the season with a late two-goal blitz that saw Kings Langley’s poor home form continue.
The table positions seemed confirmed when Bradley Smith put the home side ahead in the 14th minute, beating a hesitant keeper to the ball, but they spurned several chances to double the scoreline.
KINGS LANGLEY 2
KIDLINGTON 3
Sensing a reprieve, the visitors emerged a different second half proposition and levelled when a high ball scrimmage was credited as an own goal. When Cian Moore brought down a...

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