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Curry is too spicy for sad Linnets

KING’S LYNN TN 0 DARLINGTON 1
By Greg Plummer

KING’S LYNN TOWN’S relegation fears were increased as Darlington scored an injury-time winner to take the points in a dour encounter.
Both sides looked frightened to take the game by the scruff of the neck before Mitchell Curry pounced with a late winner to sink Adam Lakeland’s side.
The Linnets handed debuts to their midweek arrivals in a new-look strike force but they were unable to offer any crumbs of comfort on another miserable afternoon.
Harley Curtis, signed from National League Chesterfield, took his ...

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