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BASFORD’S POINT FAR MORE TO THEIR LIKING

KINGS LANGLEY 1 BASFORD UTD 1
By Roy Mitchard

WITH two teams chasing the opportunity to ease their relegation worries, United will have been happier with the stalemate than Kings.
In a typical game of two halves, Kings dominated the first with fluid inter-passing football, and reaped their reward with a Wilson de Carvalho tap-in at the far post after a precision cross from Cain Keller.
With Kings in the ascendancy, they went close on several occasions but could not secure a vital second goal before the break.
The dominance continued at the start of the second half, but was destined...

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