Evo-Stik Southern Prem
05	Alvechuch	13	22
06	Biggleswade Town	12	21
07	Coalville Town	12	20
08	King's Lynn Town	13	19
09	Stratford Town	12	19
10	Barwell	13	17
11	Rushall Olympic	14	17

Thurlow Nunn Div One
10	Diss Town	12	15
11	Framlingham Town	11	13
12	Needham Market Res	12	13
13	King's Lynn U21s	11	12
14	Cornard United	12	11
15	Sudbury Reserves	10	11
16	Debenham LC	10	10

Lynn missed a chance to go up to third in the table as they dropped two home points against bottom of the table Bedworth United who have managed to come away from The Walks with at least a point in 13 of their 21 visits.
It was, however, the same old story for Lynn who missed their chances and could easily have been three up in the first five minutes.
All credit to Bedworth who, despite being without a win this season and having conceded four goals at home to Tamworth during the week, didn't come to defend.
Lynn had Michael Clunan back from injury with Craig Parker dropping to the bench. Missing from the squad was Harry Limb with tendonitis.
Prior to Lynn taking the lead on five minutes the game had already seen Adam Marriott head onto the woodwork following a neat build-up between Chris Henderson and Michael Gash.
Clunan then saw his effort saved by the legs of Greenbacks' keeper Adam Harrison before Lynn eventually found the net - Rory McAuley heading home a Clunan corner.
Two minutes later, and another chance went begging when Ryan Hawkins crossed but Ryan Fryatt and Marriott both failed to get the vital touch.
Gash then got on the end of a long ball to find himself clean through but his attempted lob went over with just nine minutes played.
Bedworth tried to respond and had claims for a penalty dismissed and then had the ball in the net only for the effort to be ruled offside.
Harrison the did well to tip over a McAuley header and Henderson had a shot from the edge of the area that went over.
A second goal before the break could have killed off the game but it just wasn't to come.
Henderson was the first to have an effort after the restart but in a one-on-one with Harrison the visiting 'keeper pulled of a good save and then on 58 minutes Bedworth equalised.
A long throw was headed on and found former Linnet Owen Story at the back post and he rifled home giving Alex Street no chance.
Lynn continued to try to get back in front with Henderson being the most dangerous, forcing Luke Rowe into a good block and later McAuley shot wide from distance but Lynn had to settle for the single point.
Lynn: Street, Richards (Castellan 70), Blake-Tracy, Jarvis, Fryatt, McAuley, Clunan (Parker 70), Henderson, Gash, Marriott, Hawkins. Subs: Parker, Frohawk, Castellan, Bastock. Scorer: McAuley 5
Bedworth: Harrison, Summerfield, Rowe, Parrott, Maslen-Jones, Gordon, Story (Hancocks 88), Blackmore, Rowley, Tonge (Troke h/t), Whitmore. Subs: Troke, Dudley, Hancocks, Gibson, Fitzharris. Booked: Maslen-Jones. Scorer: Story 58
Attendance: 758