National League North

SCOTT MAKES AN INSTANT IMPACT FOR LETHAL LYNN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 November 2026

By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TN 2
SPENNYMOOR T 0
KING’S LYNN TOWN continued their impressive run of form with a convincing victory over Spennymoor Town.
Kwame Thomas fired the Linnets ahead from the spot eight minutes before the break before Ross Crane sealed the points with a superb second goal 18 minutes from time.
The victory saw Lynn climb one place, having started the afternoon in seventh, as they followed up last weekend’s eye-catching 3-0 triumph at Hereford.
Unsurprisingly, Lynn named the same side that had swept the Bulls aside seven days earlier, and...

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