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LAX LANGLEY PUT TO SWORD

KINGS LANGLEY 1
SWINDON SUPERMARINE 2
By Roy Mitchard
HAVING reached the playoff positions with three consecutive wins, Kings Langley turned in an uncharacteristically poor performance to succumb to a spirited Swindon Supermarine side.
The visitors signalled their intent as early as the seventh minute when Harry Williams turned a cross into the Kings net, but was judged to be in an offside position.
However, there was to be no reprieve for Kings, and Matthew Williams headed home a Jamie Edge corner in the 19th minute. The pressure continued as Kings struggled to find any rhythm or create an...

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