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LEVERSTOCK GREEN 3 KINGS LANGLEY 0

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Alan Lee

■LEVERSTOCK Green’s survival hopes were boosted by a crucial three points from a local derby against Kings Langley.
All three goals were scored in a first half dominated by Leverstock.
The first was scored in the fifth minute as Rawn Seale headed home a Kyle Connolly corner, and the second in the 26th minute saw Seale head in Dan Pett’s corner.
The third, in the 33rd minute was scored by Jeffrey Sekyere, who intercepted a wayward back pass and ran on to score.
The visitors were reduced to ten men in the 60th minute when keeper Adi Connolly...

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