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Allen brace boosts safety bid

HARTLEY W’TNEY 2 KINGS LANGLEY 1
By David Graham

HARTLEY Wintney came from behind to claim an important win against fellow relegation contenders Kings Langley.
In the battle of the division’s two village teams it was Kings who almost took a shock start after 20 seconds.
Jamie Jellis broke down the right and his low cross found Joseph Lawal who shot wide from close range.
The game was end to end and it was Kings Langley who went ahead after 14 minutes.
A cross-field ball found Shaqui Forde on the right and the winger cut in and scored with a fine shot from the edge of the ...

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