Gary Setchell hailed King's Lynn's 'never say die attitude' after two goals in the final five minutes clinched another win for the UCL Premier Division leaders.

'We have scored as many late goals as anyone this year as we keep going right to the end, even if we are not playing well,' said Setchell after Robbie Harris and Steve Spriggs cancelled out Dom Lawless' opener.

'We have a willing bunch of players here and anyone who says we do not have any team spirit is talking nonsense.'

Lynn started brightly and almost took the lead when Danny White's effort was blocked, with Rob Hughes testing Josh McAdoo with a wicked free-kick.

Danny Beaumont and Ben Coe both hit the woodwork in the space of 10 seconds while Spriggs saw his header scrambled off the line.

The second half continued in much the same vein, with Harris nodding Jordan Yong's superb cross just wide.

However, Lynn had Alex Street to thank for keeping the scores level when the keeper, a virtual spectator, tipped away Lawless's fierce drive.

Just after the hour mark, Setchell introduced fans' favourite Jack Defty and within two minutes he had helped his side win a penalty after he laid the ball back to Hughes whose effort struck a hand.

The opportunity went begging, though, as Jamie Thurlbourne blasted the spot-kick high over the bar.

The missd spurred on the visitors , who took the lead when substitute Dom Masala squared to Lawless who made no mistake from 18 yards.

Lynn came close to an equaliser minutes later, both Dan Buhlemann and Spriggs forcing McAdoo into stunning saves, and the visitors' resistance finally cracked with five minutes remaining, Harris the saviour with a superb header from Spriggs' cross.

Victory was then sealed in the final minute after a mazy run and finish from Spriggs sparked wild celebrations around The Walks.