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HERO HARRY IN FRANTIC FINALE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

KINGS LANGLEY 1 STRATFORD TOWN 1
By Roy Mitchard

HARRY CRAWFORD grabbed a dramatic late Kings Langley equaliser – minutes after Stratford thought they had won it through Adam Rooney.
The first half saw Kings Langley struggle against the pressing tactics and use of the wings employed by Stratford Town and things got decidedly worse for them on the half hour when Sam Okoye Ahaneku was shown a second yellow.
The defender had earlier cleared two Town chances off the line, but went from hero to zero in his brief but action-packed involvement.
The second half was a totally differe...

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