National League North

Crane lifts Linnets to away joy

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

By Richard Prime

HEREFORD 0
KING’S LYNN TOWN 2
KING’S Lynn headed back to East Anglia with three points thanks to a Ross Crane strike and a Kyle Howkins own goal in the first half.
The visitors took the lead after four minutes when Joseph Nyahwema set Bailey Clements up for Crane to head in.
Reece Hall-Johnson volleyed high and wide for the Linnets before the second goal arrived on 28 minutes.
Hall-Johnson’s fierce drive came back off the bar but only as far as Crane, whose shot was deflected into his own net by Howkins.
This finally spurred Hereford into so...

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