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KINGS LANGLEY 1 HERTFORD TOWN 4

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Roy Mitchard

■ HERTFORD claimed a comfortable victory as Kings Langley’s poor form continued.
The guests’ clinical edge saw them 4-0up at half-time, with 16-year-old Riley Carr particularly influential. He won the penalty that Ben Herd converted in the 20th minute and also had his own name on the scoresheet with his team’s third. Ade Gbolahan had earlier scored the first with a rebound, and Ryan Palomeque Bernal put the seal on a conclusive first period with a header in stoppage time.
Bradley Smith scored a late consolation, but the hosts have...

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