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IT’S GASH IN A FLASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2019

IT’S GASH

NATIONAL LGE NORTH
By Matt Badcock
KING’S LYNN Town left it late to maintain their three-point advantage at the top of National League North on a day where their closest rivals also won.
Michael Gash scored seven minutes from time to see off Boston United, who had Luke Shiels sent off in the 16th minute.
Ryan Jarvis was also dismissed late on but the Linnets held out for their seventh consecutive league victory.
York City claimed their first win in four games to keep the pressure on the leaders with goals from Kieran Green and Jordan Burrow at Bradford PA.
Chester, nine points adrift ...

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