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SUPER PROSSER SAVES THE DAY

By Anthony Hughes
MERTHYR TOWN 1
KINGS LANGLEY 1
THISwill not be 90 minutes that will endure long in the memory of those who witnessed it on a day of weather extremes.
Chances were at a premium and, once Callum Adebiyl had glanced in a header from Dean Hitchcock's free-kick on 26 minutes for Kings Langley, they largely stifled Merthyr’s response.
Ian Traylor had forced a save from Langley goalkeeper Alex Tokarczyk direct from a free-kick after just four minutes.
But, apart from the odd dangerous cross, Merthyr created little.
Kings Langley took the lead with their first attack of the ...

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