National League North

LINNETS STAMPEDE CRUSHES THE BULLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 December 2022

KING’S LYNN TOWN 2 HEREFORD 1
By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TOWN produced a second-half turnaround to come from behind to earn a vital home win against the Bulls at The Walks.
The Linnets – missing a number of key players through injury – trailed to a Tyrone Bennett strike at half-time, but turned it around after the interval with goals from substitute Ken Charles and an own goal.
The win maintained their unbeaten home league record. Hereford began well and it was no surprise when they went ahead on 12 minutes. Aaron Jones was at fault, heading towards his...

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