National League North

LINNETS ROB PARK AGAIN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2019

BRADFORD PA 2 KING’S LYNN TOWN 3

By Joe Cockburn
FOR the second game running, King’s Lynn Town twice came from behind to leave Park Avenue adrift at the foot of the National League North.
Kick-off was delayed as the visitors arrived late, and it was Bradford who were fastest out of the blocks.
Lewis Knight took advantage of Rory McAuley’s poor pass to race clear on the left before slotting confidently past onrushing Alex Street.
The hosts were more than a match for their high-flying opponents, but Adam Marriott capitalised on their first mistake as goalkeeper Joe Green fai...

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