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Marriott’s too hot to handle

By Greg Plummer
KING’S LYNN TOWN 3 HALESOWEN TOWN 0
ADAM MARRIOTT reached the 20-goal barrier as King’s Lynn Town maintained the pressure on second-placed Stourbridge.
Marriott scored twice in the first half to continue his rich vein of form in front of goal, with Chris Henderson adding one at the start of the second period to conclude an emphatic display at The Walks.
With St Ives grabbing a late equaliser on their travels against the Glassboys, the gap to Lynn in third is down to two points.
The final scoreline could have been much wider in Lynn’s favour, the woodwork sa...

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