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King’s Lynn Town 0-1 Altrincham: Robins on top in the battle at the bottom

KING’S Lynn Town survival hopes suffered a huge blow as Altrincham deservedly triumphed in this crunch clash towards the bottom of the National League.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TN 0

ALTRINCHAM 1
Colclough 45+1
KING’S Lynn Town survival hopes suffered a huge blow as Altrincham deservedly triumphed in this crunch clash towards the bottom of the National League.
Lynn’s hopes of adding to a four-point haul from two games were dashed by a goal by Ryan Colclough in first-half stoppage-time.
“Fair play to Altrincham,” said Lynn assistant boss Hugo Langton. “They altered their style of play to what they normally do and came here and did a job on us today.”
Below-par Lynn – whose manager Tommy Widdrington was in the stands at the start of a fo...

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