National League North

Evans ably fills Rees role

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 January 2026

MERTHYR TOWN 1 KING’S LYNN TN 0
By Andrew Simpson

noon might have been more comfortable had Noah Smerdon not skied a chance to double their lead after a corner had found him unmarked.
Instead, they were grateful to Jaimie Cog-man for a string of fine saves.
The pick of those was on the hour when he stretched to divert Michael Clunan’s free-kick to safety using his fingertips.
Merthyr’s no 1 was alert to stop Ross Crane’s fierce strike at the near post, and then reacted smartly to thwart sub Tai Fleming after he flicked on at a corner.
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