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BARTON ROVERS 3 KINGS LANGLEY 3

CENTRAL
By Darren Whiley

■BARTON Rovers grabbed a last-minute point in injury time against visitors Kings Langley.
Rovers had a nightmare start, a goal down after just four minutes when a cross fell the restart, finishing well, to Rayan Clarke, who made no but Rovers weren’t behind for mistake from close range.
Rovers equalised before long, Joe Rider heading in at the ten minute mark, a ball the back post following Sam through the middle playing Willett’s cross. into Jemale McKenzie who Kings took the lead in the cooly slotted past the keeper. 65th minute with a g...

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