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Sparkling five-star King’s Lynn

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

By Greg Plummer
KING’S LYNN TOWN 5
DUNSTABLE TOWN 0
KING’S Lynn Town completed a fine week for the club with their biggest home win of the season against Dunstable Town at The Walks.
They were the better side from start to finish and dominated the game - they were deserved winners and claimed the three points very comfortably.
Goals from Ryan Hawkins, Craig Parker, Ryan Fryatt and substitutes Tom Siddons and Eoin McQuaid ensured there was no slip-up after the midweek victory over promotion rivals Hereford.
The Norfolk side created a host of opportunities throughout the afternoon...

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