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King’s Lynn Town 0 Spennymoor Town 1King’s Lynn failed to score at home in the league for the first time this season as their four-game unbeaten run was brought to an end.Lynn’s lack of firepower was again evident as Spennymoor took the points courtesy of Will Harris’ first-half goal at The Walks.It wasn’t through a lack of effort from Adam Lakeland’s side, who battled valiantly to find an equaliser after

Pelicans 4 Ipswich 2nds 3Pelicans extended their unbeaten run and consolidated their position at the top of Division 1N but they were not at their best by any means in a seven-goal thriller against Ipswich.Things started well enough as the home side took the lead with a goal-of-the-season candidate.Excellent work from captain Sam Phillips at the top of the D saw him find some space and rifle in a reverse

The fixture of the day in the MNYL Under 12 Girls division saw Gaywood host Terrington Tigers.Both sides offered up some exciting football, but it was ultimately the Tigers that took the spoils.Despite some more great Gaywood goalkeeping, a Laila Ringer hat-trick which included two fabulous strikes, and another from Poppy Allan did the damage, it finished 4-0 in a very impressive display.Action from the Mid Norfolk Youth Girls' LeagueThe

Three North West Norfolk League sides took part in Norfolk Intermediate Cup fixtures on Saturday with mixed success.AFC Lynn Reserves hosted and defeated a strong side form UEA.Andrew Wood scored a brace whilst Kenzie Corbett and Charlie Edgley netted to secure the 4-2 win and a place in the next round.Action between Gayton United A and Docking ReservesWatlington Reserves made the long trip to Dussindale & Hellesdon where they came

King's Lynn Town manager Adam Lakeland has lauded the impact of Gabriel Rogers, after the youngster’s 18-minute cameo helped the Linnets to victory at Rushall Olympic last night.Rogers, who only signed for the club on Tuesday morning, came off the bench to win the late penalty which Bartosz Cybulski converted to hand Lynn only their second away victory of the National League North season.The former Yeovil Town, Torquay United and

Heacham have suffered a huge injury blow after Lewis Gibson suffered a broken leg against Dersingham last night.Gibson is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after breaking his right fibia and dislodging his ankle in the hastily-arranged friendly clash.The midfielder was taken to hospital where x-rays confirmed the bad break.Heacham's Lewis Gibson who suffered a bad leg break in a friendly game against Dersingham last night. Picture: Ian BurtHeacham

Rushall Olympic 1 King’s Lynn Town 2King's Lynn Town staged a stirring second-half fightback as they came from behind to claim their second away win of the season at Rushall Olympic tonight.Danny Waldron gave the hosts the lead 16 minutes before the break before late goals from Ben Stephens and a Bartosz Cybulski penalty saw Lynn extend their unbeaten run to four games to lift themselves out the relegation places.Stephens

King's Lynn Town manager Adam Lakeland wants everyone back and fighting for their places on the pitch as his side prepare for their latest National League North assignment at Rushall Olympic tomorrow night.Lynn's injured trio of Tommy Dixon-Hodge, Tommy Hughes and Jordan Ponticelli are all edging closer to a playing return, although none of them are likely to feature for the trip to the north-east side of Walsall."They're all getting

Fletcher Toll came off the bench to score on his debut as Downham Town produced their best home display of the season against Lakenheath at the SCL Memorial Field.Toll - signed from league rivals Heacham late last week - completed the scoring after goals from Eoin McQuaid, Matty Castellan and Jake Miller had put the home side in complete control against the visitors.It saw Downham complete a league double over