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Dover Athletic 1-1 King’s Lynn Town: Lynn saved but points dropped for Tommy

King’s Lynn Town remain firmly entrenched in the National League relegation zone despite battling back to earn a crucial point at Dover Athletic.
Dover Athletic

By Richard Harvey

DOVER ATH 1
Arthur 28

KING ’S LYNN T 1
Barrett 65
KING’S Lynn Town remain firmly entrenched in the National League relegation zone despite battling back to earn a crucial point at Dover Athletic.
The already-relegated hosts took the lead thanks to Koby Arthur’s fine strike in the 28th minute, a lead they held at the break.
It was the first time this season that manager Andy Hessenthaler’s side had led at half-time this season.
King’s Lynn equalised in the 65th minute when Josh Barrett, who scored twice against Dover at The Walks in December, fired home.
The point leaves ...

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