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PLAY-OFFS STILL ON THE CARDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By Roy Mitchard
KINGS LANGLEY 1
WIMBORNE TOWN 0
KINGS Langley are on the brink of the play-off positions after this narrow win, denied of fifth place only by goal difference.
However, it appeared that nerves had got to them as they produced a lacklustre first half.
In comparison, Wimborne looked positively lively by comparison.
They created the better chances with Tobias Holmes put clean through, only to shoot wide of the post and Carl Pettifer denied by a brave save from Alex Tokarczyk in the Langley goal.
At the other end, Kings were only able to muster a Rene Howe chipped pass met on the...

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