After the game, Puritans boss Mark Jones told the club social media channels: “Obviously we’re disappointed, we don’t like losing and its’ not the way we wanted to start the season.

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Josh Amis netted with eight minutes to go in the second period, leaving the Puritans 16th in National League North, three points above the drop zone.

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On what the FA Trophy tie means for the Puritans, Whing said: “It’s a massive game for the football club.

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Postponements in recent weeks – including the original game with King’s Lynn – have left the Puritans without a game since the 1-1 draw with Curzon Ashton on November 25.

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The Puritans conceded three second-half goals as the visitors picked up three crucial points in their fight to stay in the Vanarama National League North.

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