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TOWN BATTLE TO STEAL WIN

KING’S LYNN TOWN 3 REDDITCH UNITED 1

By Greg Plummer
IT WAS a tale of two penalties as league leaders King’s Lynn came from behind to clinch the three points at The Walks.
Michael Clunan was on target with a brace of spotkicks and defender Cameron Norman rounded off victory after a stunning strike from Ashley Sammons had given Redditch the lead.
Ryan Fryatt saw a header cleared off the line and Simon Lappin had a curling effort strike the post.
Redditch took the lead against the run of play when Sammons’ snapshot flew past Street.
Street was on hand to deny Angus for a sec...

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