Marine 0 King's Lynn 1
Lynn made progress in the FA Trophy with this single goal victory which made amends for the 2-1 defeat in the same
competition back in 1985.
There were few chances in the first half the best of Lynn's falling to Ben Muirhead on five minutes whose effort was blocked by Shaun Callacher.
Marine came more into the game as the first half progressed and Danny Gay did well to smother the ball at Liam Rushton's feet as half time approached.
Lynn took the lead on 59 minutes when Gay's long ball upfield found Owen Story who set up Carl Palmer to angle his shot to the far corner.
Lynn had a chance to put the result beyond doubt some ten minutes later when substitute Kwesi Appiah put the ball over when well placed having been set up by Story and then Anthony Robinson finished weakly.
Marine introduced Peter Cumiskey as they tried to force a replay but Gay's legs stopped his shot and then Callacher saw his shot saved by Gay as Lynn hung on to take their place in Monday's draw,
Marine: Dittmer, Callacher, Shaw, Davies, Jackson, Hussey, Brown (Johnson 66), Fowler (Parle 78), Rushton, Crewe, Burton (Cumiskey 70). Unused Subs: McMahon, Bell.
Lynn: Gay, Webb, Spencer, Palmer, Boyce, Aisien, Story, Shaw, Heggs (Appiah 60), Robinson (Smith 90), Muirhead. Unused Subs: Rose, McAnally.
Referee: P Brabin (Lancs)
Lynn 0 Woodbridge Town 1
Woodbridge won this battle of the Premier Division strugglers with a goal in the 71st minute.
The first half had seen the ball mostly in the visitor's half but there was only one effort of note - George Wilson seeing his shot beaten out by Town keeper Adam Wilson.
The second period saw more in the way of goalmouth action with Stephen Harvey trying his luck with a long range effort which hit the upright.
The following minute Woodbridge took the lead through Tom Trevivian poking the ball home from close in.
Lynn: Rix, Burton (Gilchrist), J Spittlehouse, T Spittlehouse, Buhlemann, Hyde, Darlow (Parkinson), Harvey, Penty (Rudd), Wilson, Fell.
Lynn A will not be repeating their Norfolk Junior Cup Final appearance of last season - they were removed from the competition, going down 1-6 at home to Catfield.
Lynn made progress in the FA Trophy with this single goal victory which made amends for the 2-1 defeat in the same
competition back in 1985.
There were few chances in the first half the best of Lynn's falling to Ben Muirhead on five minutes whose effort was blocked by Shaun Callacher.
Marine came more into the game as the first half progressed and Danny Gay did well to smother the ball at Liam Rushton's feet as half time approached.
Lynn took the lead on 59 minutes when Gay's long ball upfield found Owen Story who set up Carl Palmer to angle his shot to the far corner.
Lynn had a chance to put the result beyond doubt some ten minutes later when substitute Kwesi Appiah put the ball over when well placed having been set up by Story and then Anthony Robinson finished weakly.
Marine introduced Peter Cumiskey as they tried to force a replay but Gay's legs stopped his shot and then Callacher saw his shot saved by Gay as Lynn hung on to take their place in Monday's draw,
Marine: Dittmer, Callacher, Shaw, Davies, Jackson, Hussey, Brown (Johnson 66), Fowler (Parle 78), Rushton, Crewe, Burton (Cumiskey 70). Unused Subs: McMahon, Bell.
Lynn: Gay, Webb, Spencer, Palmer, Boyce, Aisien, Story, Shaw, Heggs (Appiah 60), Robinson (Smith 90), Muirhead. Unused Subs: Rose, McAnally.
Referee: P Brabin (Lancs)
Lynn 0 Woodbridge Town 1
Woodbridge won this battle of the Premier Division strugglers with a goal in the 71st minute.
The first half had seen the ball mostly in the visitor's half but there was only one effort of note - George Wilson seeing his shot beaten out by Town keeper Adam Wilson.
The second period saw more in the way of goalmouth action with Stephen Harvey trying his luck with a long range effort which hit the upright.
The following minute Woodbridge took the lead through Tom Trevivian poking the ball home from close in.
Lynn: Rix, Burton (Gilchrist), J Spittlehouse, T Spittlehouse, Buhlemann, Hyde, Darlow (Parkinson), Harvey, Penty (Rudd), Wilson, Fell.
Lynn A will not be repeating their Norfolk Junior Cup Final appearance of last season - they were removed from the competition, going down 1-6 at home to Catfield.