Abbots Langley
Abbots Langley, birthplace of Labour leadership candidate Liz Kendall, was added to Gaieties' list of regular opponents a few years ago, and is now a solid fixture in early season. It was also the home of Nicholas Breakspear, who later found fame as the only English pope, Adrian IV.
Played in fine surroundings on one of the biggest grounds and truest pitches going, this is usually a tight and high-scoring affair.
Tea has taken the form of fish and chips in two of the last three years. No one's complaining.
