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ROBINS SO STRONG AT HOME AFTER FOURTH WIN

ILKESTON TOWN 3 KINGS LANGLEY 0
By Mark Duffy

ILKESTON made it four home wins in a row with a dominant display to see off Kings Langley.
After both sides had seen early chances go close, the opening goal finally arrived in the 25th minute, as Joe Wilson swung in a corner from the left and Dan Bradley got up to head home from close range.
Jorrell Johnson was then denied by a fine flying save from Ilkeston keeper Ollie Battersby, before Kings Langley then missed a golden chance to level, as Alex Lafleur was brought down by Dempsey Arlott-John for a penalty after 38 minutes but Brad W...

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