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WARD’S IN SEVENTH HEAVEN AS KINGS RULE

By Brian Davis
SWINDON S’MARINE 3
KINGS LANGLEY 4
A SEVEN-goal thriller at the Webbswood Stadium saw Kings Langley take all three points in the Wiltshire sunshine to move above their hosts in the league table.
Supermarine drop into the relegation zone and are yet to taste victory at home in the league this season after another sloppy defensive performance.
A defensive mix-up gifted Brad Gray the opener, volleying home from the edge of the box as King's Langley keeper Charlie Burns made a hash of a clearance before easy finishes from close range by Stephen Ward and Callum Adebiyi turne...

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