National League North

LYNN UP TO SECOND AS CRANE HITS THE HEIGHTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

KING’S LYNN TN 3 MARINE 1
By Greg Plummer

KING’S Lynn Town moved up to second in the National League North table by beating Marine 3-1at The Walks.
Second-half strikes from Ross Crane and Josh Hmami saw Lynn over the line after Marine’s Joseph Mattock had cancelled out Tommy Hughes’ first-half opener early on in the second period.
The win lifts Lynn up a place to second – a point behind leaders Kidderminster Harriers.
Hmami chased down a long ball before squaring the ball to Hughes to net from a few yards out.
Lynn continued to dominate and it was...

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