King’s Lynn round off an eventful Premiership campaign when they host Sheffield at the Adrian Flux Arena on Monday. It’s been a season which has once again seen the PSH Environmental Stars fall short of their target of reaching the play-offs, but it has not been without its highlights. Stars have been firmly established as
Fakenham Town and Heacham both face home fixtures in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division this weekend. League leaders Fakenham entertain Cornard United at the Daly Group Stadium, while Heacham host Thetford Town at Station Road. The Ghosts will be looking to continue their fantastic start to the campaign, having won all four of their opening
King’s Lynn Town have been sanctioned with a partial stadium closure and a heavy fine following incidents in a fixture against Scarborough Athletic last season. The Linnets have been charged with two counts of misconduct for breaches of FA Rule E21 in respect of the National League North match, which took place on December 7
When I was involved with Lynn football club, one of the things that provided me with almost as much satisfaction as winning a game was watching the development of players, with a sprinkling of them making it into the full football league. The likes of Frazer Blake-Tracy, Cameron Norman, Sonny Carey and, before them, Mark
Last week, the Stars made their final journey of the season over the Norfolk/Suffolk border into enemy territory to take on those pesky Ipswich Witches. Having led the first league fixture for much of the contest and grabbed a well-deserved draw to dump the Witches out of the Knockout Cup, hopes were high that the
The Adrian Flux Arena was alive with noise, colour, and crunching metal on Bank Holiday Monday as “Crash for Cancer” brought fans a day of destruction in aid of The Big C charity. From the first green flag to the last van limping across the line, the action never let up and the thousands in
North Runcton continued their most successful season since 2019, winning their fifteenth game out of a possible 17 of this year’s campaign with an impressive batting chase of 274 runs and a six-wicket victory. Sprowston won the toss and took the opportunity to bat first on what proved to be a good batting wicket and
A football coach carrying King’s Lynn Town players and officials was attacked with stones and rocks as it left the ground on Monday. The incident occurred outside Chorley’s Victory Park ground following the Linnets’ 4-0 defeat in the National League North on Monday. The vehicle, operated by Lincolnshire-based Sleafordian Coaches, suffered serious damage, including a
Snettisham Ladies have been crowned winners of the Shell Women’s League Group A after edging out North Runcton by just a single point in one of the closest finishes the competition has seen. The league, which also featured Brisley, Aylsham, Sheringham and Sprowston, was fiercely contested throughout the summer. Although a handful of games were
Downham Stow Women’s 1st XI produced a thrilling late chase to overcome top-of-the-table City of Cambridge in a match that went right down to the wire at Stow CC. City of Cambridge won the toss and chose to bat first, with openers Katie Gibson and Atarah Perera laying down an ominous platform. The pair put