Vanarama National North
01	King's Lynn	21	47
02	York City	22	44
03	Chester	21	38
04	Southport	22	37
05	Brackley Town	20	36
06	Spennymoor	21	34
07	Farsley Celtic	22	34

Thurlow Nunn Div One
14	Leiston Reserves	18	22
15	AFC Sudbury Reserves	18	19
16	Haverhill Borough	18	17
17	Framlingham Town	18	15
18	Felixstowe Reserves	20	14
19	King's Lynn Reserves	16	12
20	Wisbech St Mary	22	6

Lynn’s largest Boxing Day gate since the visit of Cambridge United in 1968 saw Lynn stay top of the league and defeat local rivals Boston in a game that had just about everything although the weather and heavy pitch did not allow the best football.
Having played every team in the division once Lynn reached the half way stage of the season three points clear at the top of the table with a game in hand over second placed York City.
A early chance fell to Michael Gash after a poor clearance from visiting keeper Paul Crook but his effort was wide of the far post.
The visitors had the better of the early stages with Alex Street punching away Brad Abbott’s free kick and then a Ross Barrows short back pass went past the on-rushing Street but Aaron Jones was on hand with a last ditch tackle to deny Dayle Southwell.
Then on 15 minutes came a game changing moment when Adam Marriott latched on to a Sam Kelly pass and burst through on goal only to be grounded by Luke Shiels who received a red card for his efforts.
The resultant free kick saw Crook make a double save to deny Jones’ set piece and then Gash’s follow-up.
Kelly was next to test Crook on 19 minutes as Lynn tried to take advantage of the extra man but the visitors coped well and managed to create chances of their own with Tom Platt testing Street from distance.
Lynn applied pressure after the break with Kelly going close and then two Jones’ free kicks going, firstly straight at the keeper and then just over.
Gash had a header that just went wide and Marriott forced Crook into conceding a corner as Lynn dominated but Boston looked a threat on the break.
The game was decided on 84 minutes when substitute Crook and Marriott failed to get a clean connection on Sonny Carey’s cross-come-shot to the far corner and Gash was there to score from close range.
Lynn were reduced to ten men soon after when Ryan Jarvis hauled down substitute Jake Wright when through on goal in a similar incident to that of the first half.
Lynn: Street, Jones, Fox (Carey 65), Jarvis, Barrows (Hawkins 80), McAuley, Kelly (Ward 86), Richards, Gash, Marriott, Henderson, Booked: Kelly, McAuley, Jones. Subs: Carey, Payne, Ward, Hawkins, Stewart. Sent off: Jarvis. Scorer: Gash 84
Boston: Crook, Middleton, Whittle, Platt, Ainge, Shiels, Rollins, Abbott, Southwell, Thewlis (Wright 73), Woolford. Subs: Knowles, Wright, Wafula, Jackson, Willis. Sent off: Shiels
Attendance: 2,246 - the largest for a league game since the visit of Team Bath in April 2008.