National League North

Linnets held but keep on moving up

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TOWN 1
RADCLIFFE 1
KING’S Lynn Town moved back up the National League North table as they were held at home by struggling Radcliffe.
Jonny Margetts cancelled out Danny Greenfield’s early opener for the visitors but were unable to find a winner.
It stretched Lynn’s unbeaten sequence on home soil to seven games and duly lifted them another place in the standings courtesy of Brackley Town’s 3-2defeat at Hereford.
Lynn got off to the worst possible start as the visitors got their noses in front after ten minutes. A stretc...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in National League North

Isuzu FA Trophy preview: Southport vs Southend United – Merry cross the Mersey!

Neil Danns hailed the Merseyside magicians as his Southport – and near neighbours Marine – go all out to reach Wembley.
South Shields 4-0 Merthyr Town: Rampant Mariners close in on leaders

By Ciaran Myers SOUTH SHIELDS 4 Blackett 16, 23, Finch 35, Bainbridge 57 MERTHYR TN 1 Twamley 78 LETHAL: Paul Blackett wheels away after firing South Shields in front SOUTH Shields pulled within a point of leaders AFC Fylde after they rode out convincing victors over third-placed Merthyr Town on...
Harriers pair KO’ed and game called off

RADCLIFFE A (1) KIDDERM’STER H A (1) By Kieran Wilson THIS clash of National League North play-off chasers was abandoned with 20 minutes to go after Kidderminster keeper Christian Dibble and full-back Joe Foulkes were both taken to hospital after a sickening clash of heads. The incident – as a...
HOOPS DANCING TO THE DJ’S BEAT

OXFORD CITY 2 CHORLEY 0 By Patrick Lock OXFORD CITY secured back-to-back wins to boost their survival hopes as they beat Chorley. While the first half proved competitive, there were few chances and neither keeper was really troubled. Josh Ashby’s free-kick was as close as the Hoops got as Matt...