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Jacob puts on late show for Peacocks

By Roy Mitchard

KINGS LANGLEY 1
TAUNTON TOWN 1
A JACOB Wannell header deep into the second half earned a point for Taunton at Kings Langley.
The first chance fell to the visitors, a rocket punched over by Kings keeper Jack Berman, but Kings picked up the pace and set up opportunities for Harry Crawford, Kyle Connolly and Aral Amu.
The first two saw Will Buse prove the Peacocks’ saviour with two superb saves, but the latter was a let-off as Amu’s shot ballooned over the bar from close range.
When Langley lost possession, it was Jack Berman who emulated his rival, holding a...

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