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LEADERS LYNN HELD BY KINGS

KINGS LANGLEY 0 KING’S LYNN TOWN 0
By Roy Mitchard
LEADERS King’s Lynn Town were held at Kings Langley, despite having much of the play during the first half.
Michael Gash and Leon Meetam put headers over for the Linnets, but for all their possession the visitors failed to create clear cut chances in a turgid opening period.
The hosts improved vastly after the break and suddenly the game opened up.
Cameron Norman shot just wide for the visitors and a Craig Parker header was deflected off-target, but Kings Langley were breaking well with Mitchell Weiss and Michael King testing Al...

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