National League North

GASH AND MARRIOTT GALVANISE THE LINNETS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2019

By Richard Worton
AFC TELFORD U 1 KING’S LYNN T 3
TWO first-half goals from Michael Gash and strike partner Adam Marriott rewarded a confident Linnets display that earned a third victory of the season. The Bucks by contrast looked short of attacking inspiration, manager Gavin Cowan admitting his side were second best on the day.
The visitors dropped into their groove early, and were rewarded on 19 minutes when Gash controlled a diagonal ball over the top of the Bucks defence before beating the advancing Corey Addai from eight yards. Lynn continued to dominate, with Addai keeping the s...

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