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WARE 0 KINGS LANGLEY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Stephen King

■ THIS was Ware’s second scoreless game in eight days, although at least it was more entertaining for a crowd enjoying the sunshine than the previous game.
Kings did at least end a run of defeats, but both sides will inevitably feel that they could have won the game.
Ware comprehensively outdid the visitors in terms of corners won, but could do nothing with them against Kings’ tall defenders.
As a result it was the away side who had the better chances with Ware reliant on Fred Burbidge in goal to keep them in the game.
For Ware, L...

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