Both sides had a fair share of the ball for the majority of the 1st half but neither team created a decent shot on target until the 40th minute when a Kings midfield player passed the ball into the penalty area and the Hare's goalkeeper fouled the Langley's striker in a attempt to incept the pass. The referee awarded them a penalty and their Danny Hutching converted the spot kick. The Red's had little time to recover from this setback when 3 minutes later LIAM HIND was fouled near the bye-line,However he retaliated to the challenge and after the referee consulted his assistant he sent him off for violent play.
The Hare's started the 2nd half on the attack but were unable to find the target and it was not long after this that the Home sides superior numbers began to have an effect and they eventually doubled their lead in the 60th minute when the Hare's goalkeeper failed to hold onto a Dean Hitchcock shot from outside the box.
The Red's continued to push forward in an attempt to get a foothold in the game, However they suffered a further set back midway through the half when their main striker MICHAEL CHENNELLS had to be substituted with an eye injury. The Hare's continued to try to attack and they made a further change in the 75th minute in a final attempt to score and brought on another midfield player instead of the left back, but this substitution backfired as this gave Kings a free run down that side of the field and their Danny Hutching scored the best goal of the match with a fierce unstoppable shot from just outside the box.
The Red's defence had worked hard throughout the match but the goal drained their fighting spirit and in time added on by the referee King's Mitchell Weiss scored 2 goals from close range to complete a miserable day for the Hare's.

Team: Elston-Bull, Duffy, Miller (Porter 75), Kinnane, Egan,
Gill , Grant, Hind, Chennells (Gradwell 65), Smith, Newman.
Subs. Not used: Ashe, Smith, Copson.

PHOTO: RYAN EGAN Hare's Man of the Match