Linnets Beaten Again at Home
King's Lynn Town's winless run continues as Radcliffe Borough claims a 3-1 victory at the Walks.
The Linnets dominated the first hour, but two goals in seven minutes from Jordan Hulme and Rio Clegg put the visitors in control.
Gold Omotayo scored a consolation goal for King's Lynn Town in stoppage time, before Lois Maynard sealed the win for Radcliffe Borough.
The Linnets deservedly pulled a goal back through Gold Omotayo as the game entered stoppage time.
- King's Lynn Town starting line-up change: Adam Marriott in for Michael Gyasi.
- Radcliffe Borough's goals: Jordan Hulme, Rio Clegg, Lois Maynard.
Author's summary: King's Lynn Town loses 3-1 to Radcliffe Borough at home.
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