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Wrexham 5-3 King’s Lynn Town: Reds strike gold to down Linnets

A Gold Omotayo brace as well as goals from Luke Young, Jordan Davies and Jordan Ponticelli saw the Reds to victory, with Sonny Carey and a Simeon Jackson double on the scoresheet for the visitors.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 May 2021

By Evan Draycott

WREXHAM 5
Young 18 (pen), Davies 34, Omotayo 42, 82, Ponticelli 64

KING’S LYNN TOWN 3
Carey 21, Jackson 58, 69

LET THE FUN BEGIN: Wrexham’s Luke Young opens the scoring from the spot
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

WREXHAM manager Dean Keates insisted three points were all that mattered, despite making hard work of a high-scoring win against King’s Lynn Town.
A Gold Omotayo brace as well as goals from Luke Young, Jordan Davies and Jordan Ponticelli saw the Reds to victory, with Sonny Carey and a Simeon Jackson double on the scoresheet for the visitors.
Keates was critical of his ...

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