London Lions "starting to gel" ahead of Wingate test

At times, the football was excellent and Lions were soon further ahead after a free kick from the impressive Charlie Kasler.

Three soon became four after good work from the returning TJ Keterman who rolled in Kennet for his second of the afternoon, and to round the day off Keterman then scored himself with a great finish into the bottom right-hand corner.

Lions manager Andy Landesberg said: “That was the reaction I wanted after Tuesday’s defeat at Cuffley. I thought the boys were excellent and our second-half performance was the best 45 mins of the season.

"We had so many positives today with Jake Furman putting in another top display - he is very quickly becoming an important part of this team.

"The back four kept another clean sheet. The returning Kasler and Keterman both getting on the scoresheet, Max Kyte and Kennet scoring again.

"It's very early stages but things are starting to gel. We now have a very tough game away at Wingate on Tuesday evening."