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Lacey’s late show in a Nash smash

CURZON ASHTON 1 KING’S LYNN TOWN 0
By Greg Plummer

LUIS LACEY struck a late winner for Curzon Ashton as King’s Lynn manager Adam Lakeland made a losing return to his former club.
The Linnets dug in but were undone two minutes from time as Lacey slammed home the only goal of the tie.
Lynn goalkeeper Paul Jones was forced to beat away a Stefan Mols effort from an acute angle in the opening exchanges as the swirling wind caught out the visitors.
Although the Nash enjoyed plenty of possession in the first 45 minutes, chances were at a premium before the break.
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