Robbie Harris struck with ten minutes left to move King's Lynn up to second.

A late goal from Robbie Harris earned King’s Lynn Town a comeback victory at The Walks last night – and lifted them up to second place in the UCL Premier Division table.

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Harris struck with just 10 minutes remaining to settle a tight game watched by a crowd of 425.

As a result the Linnets moved above Peterborough Northern Star – beaten 4-2 at home by Wellingborough – on goal difference. They are now just two points behind leaders Long Buckby, who were in cup action last night. The Northamptonshire side, who have won all their league games so far, now have a game in hand.

The Linnets took the lead on 24 minutes last night through an own goal but were pegged back 11 minutes later.

It seemed for long periods as though two precious points would be dropped but Harris ended those fears with a timely goal.

• King’s Lynn: Street, Bexfield, Yong (White), Wall, Buhlemann, Hughes, Spriggs, L Thurlbourne, Harris, Beaumont (Moriera), J Thurlbourne (Coe).