Vanarama National North
01	King's Lynn	26	60
02	York City	28	56
03	Chester	26	48
04	Brackley Town	26	47
05	Boston United	26	47
06	Darlington	27	42
07	Spennymoor	27	41

Thurlow Nunn Div One
14	Cornard United	23	27
15	Haverhill Borough	23	23
16	AFC Sudbury Res	22	22
17	Framlingham Town	23	21
18	Felixstowe Reserves	23	17
19	King's Lynn Reserves	20	16
20	Wisbech St Mary	26	10

Both clubs had seen players arrive and depart during the week with Blyth going into the game with new arrivals Jack Lambert and Ben Harmison in the starting line-up and Jordan Summerly on the bench whilst Lynn’s new signing, Dayle Southwell had to be content with a second half cameo role.
Lynn started brightly with an early Michael Gash lob catching Zach Hemming off his line but the home ’keeper managed to recover.
Chris Henderson was next to try his luck with a header that forced a superb save.
Lynn took the lead on 13 minutes, Gash winning the ball and playing it over the top for Adam Marriott to finish.
Five minutes later Lynn doubled their led with Marriott benefitting from great work from Simon Power turning a defender before laying the ball into the path of Marriott who couldn’t miss from six yards.
Further chances fell to Lynn. On 20 minutes Power side footed past Hemming’s near post and then Marriott went close to completing his hat trick on 28 minutes but was denied by Hemming who managed to turn the ball away
The home side recovered and controlled the last 15 minutes of the first half. On 31 minutes Scott Wilson put in a dipping shot following Robbie Dale’s corner but the ball ended up on the roof of the net rather than in it.
Harmison then got on the end of a Rhys Evans whipped cross but his header drifted past the bottom left corner.
Just before the break Dale got the better of Nathan Fox and his low shot was scrambled away by Street with the home side appealing for a penalty for a foul on Hawkins.
With four minutes of the first half remaining Kris Thackray got on the end of a ball following a corner but Street was equal to his powerful shot.
Lynn resumed their dominance in the second half ending hopes of the Blyth comeback. A Jones corner was nearly turned into his own net by Mark Waddington and then on 61 minutes Rory McAuley headed home from Aaron Jones’ corner.
The homes sides best chance of a consolation came from the boot of Lewis Hawkins but his shot was deflected into the side netting while at the other end Jones shot wide from twelve yards and there were late chances for Marriott and McAuley.
Blyth: Hemming, Evans, Wilson (Wilson 66), Hunter (Sweet 64), Sanders, Thackray, Lambert (Wrightson 64), Hawkins, Harmison, Waddington, Dale. Unused subs: Devitt, Mullen. Summerly. Booked: Wilson
Lynn: Street, Jones, Fox, Jarvis, Smith, McAuley, Power (Southwell 73), Richards (Carey 77), Gash, Marriott, Henderson (Kelly 67). Unused subs: Payne, Hawkins. Booked: Gash. Scorer: Marriott 13, 18. McAuley 60
Attendance: 686