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SIDES SHARE 17 GOALS IN TWO GAMES

DIV 1 CENTRAL
KINGS LANGLEY 4 AFC DUNSTABLE 2
By Roy Mitchard

WHEN these teams last met, Kings edged an 11- goal thriller.
Goals were on the agenda again as Dan Idiakhoa put the ODs ahead and Louie Collier equalised from the spot minutes later.
Michael Adu-Poku slammed home Sam Murphy’s cross, but a contentious penalty award pulled Dunstable back to parity via Enrico Greco.
Kings had the last word of the half when Rayan Clark’s corner was nodded on to Isaac Pedro to restore the lead.
Although both teams continued to attack for the second period, the crowd ...

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