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And it's all square at half-time at the Walks.

That was an absorbing half of FA Cup football.

Both sides had chances, while Stevenage really should have had a penalty. So there is a sprinkling of controversy as well.

Josh Barrett swings his boot at one heck of a volleyed attempt for King's Lynn.

He's just outside the area and connects well, but as he falls away Barrett drags the shot wide.

King's Lynn will be all sorts of delighted about their first half performance.

They are just two minutes from going in all square at half-time.

We'll have four minutes of stoppage time.

Jordan Roberts links up well with Jamie Reid, who just can't get his feet sorted to get a shot off from close range.

King Lynn's defence crowded around just at the right time.

Carl Piergianni meets the free-kick at the back post and his awkward effort to direct the ball back across goal is blocked.

It's out for a corner, which also comes to nothing for the visitors.

Stevenage's turn to try create something with a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Christian Oxdale-Chamberlain brings Arthur Read down at the top of the box.

When that free-kick was being taken, Stevenage were forced to make a change.

Terence Vancooten limped off to be replaced by Jake Reeves.

The answer. Nothing.

The League Two higher-flyers are holding on.

Arthur Read has studs up as he goes in for a challenge just on the edge of the area.

King's Lynn have a free-kick in a very dangerous area.

What can they do...

It starting to feel like it's all King's Lynn at the minute.

The ball is determinedly won on the left and whipped in for Gold Omotayo.

He leaps to get his head on the delivery, but a real chance always looked beyond him there.

Stevenage's Carl Piergianni tries to use Josh Coulson as a step ladder to reach a free-kick delivered into the box.

The free-kick is the result.

Nick Bowler
BBC Radio Norfolk Sport

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It's really pleasing to see Lynn playing well.

If an opportunity arises in a game of this stature against a team like Stevenage you just have to take them.

You can't hold back.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

The best two chances in the last five minutes have come from King's Lynn.

Christian Oxdale-Chamberlain has the home crowd off their seats as he wins the ball in the middle of the pitch.

He surges forward and shifts it left to Josh Barrett.

With eyes wide, Barrett has a crack from the edge of the area but can only find the side netting.

Now it's King's Lynn who go close!

A wonderfully floated cross from Josh Barrett to the back post finds Gold Omotayo, but he fails to connect properly with his effort and scuffs it wide.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

The goalkeeper was going down to his right because that's where the angle was for the striker to ping it with his left foot.

He ends up switching the other way and Paul Jones has the presence of mind to focus and get something on it. It's a brilliant save.

Saving penalties, saving strikes, goalkeepers are heroes sometimes.

Nick Bowler
BBC Radio Norfolk Sport

A great save from the Lynn keeper!

Stuck out his left foot to block the shot and somehow looped the ball over the crossbar.

It's a huge chance for Stevenage.

The visitors break at pace and and Jamie Reid receives the ball in the box with space to exploit.

He cuts inside and fires low, but Paul Jones does well to keep it out with his leg.

King's Lynn with their first corner of the game.

It's easily dealt with. They have had a good spell in these past few minutes.