Steve Heath's side are just 90 minutes away from making club history, with victory over their Essex opponents securing a place in the Third Round Proper of the competition for the first time.

Having already navigated two rounds of the competition, Kings will be hoping that home advantage can help them take another step along the road to Wembley.

The Road So Far

Kings began their FA Vase campaign with a home victory over Bugbrooke St Michaels in September, before making the trip to Sussex to face Roffey in the First Round Proper earlier this month.

That encounter proved to be a dramatic affair, with the sides inseparable after 90 minutes following a 1-1 draw.

With no replays in the competition, the tie was decided from the penalty spot, where Kings held their nerve to secure a 4-2 shootout victory and book their place in Saturday's Second Round clash.

The result ensured that Langley equalled their previous best performance in the competition, having last reached this stage during the 2014/15 campaign.

The Opposition

Saturday's visitors, Holland FC, make the journey from Holland-on-Sea in Essex, where they compete in the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties League First Division.

Founded in 2006, the club are nicknamed the Jaffas or Tangerines and play their home fixtures at Dulwich Road.

Despite playing a step below Kings in the National League System, Holland will arrive with plenty of confidence following an impressive start to their league campaign.

The Essex outfit were recently named joint winners of the Thurlow Nunn League's August/September Performance Award, having won eight and drawn two of their opening ten league fixtures.

Their FA Vase journey has also required plenty of nerve, with a remarkable 10-9 penalty shootout victory over Southend Manor in September helping them progress through the qualifying rounds.

They will undoubtedly be keen to add another scalp to their collection on Saturday afternoon.

A Chance to Make History

Victory on Saturday would see Kings enter the Third Round Proper, scheduled for Saturday 28th November, and move another step closer to the ultimate prize of a Wembley appearance.

Of course, Holland will have their own ambitions of making history, ensuring that both sides have plenty to play for.

Your Support Matters

Cup football has a habit of producing memorable moments, and with a place in the last 64 of the competition at stake, Saturday promises to be another significant afternoon at the Orbital Fasteners Stadium.

The FA Vase offers clubs like ours the chance to dream, to test ourselves against unfamiliar opposition and to create memories that can last a lifetime.

With home advantage and the backing of the Kings Langley faithful, Steve Heath and his players will be determined to write another chapter in the club's history.

So come along, get behind the boys and help us make history!

**Match Details**

Kings Langley v Holland FC
FA Vase – Second Round Proper
Saturday 31st October 2026
Orbital Fasteners Stadium
Kick-off: 3pm