The Walks witnessed a dull draw between Lynn and Team Bath

King's Lynn drew 0-0 with Team Bath at The Walks in a disappointing match between the Southern League favourites.

League leaders Halesowen were held to a 4-4 draw in their match against Swindon Supermarine, meaning Lynn still have a good chance of winning the league.

The match was marred by a late head injury to Lynn defender Mark Camm after being hit by an elbow.

Camm was taken to hospital by ambulance, but King's Lynn boss Keith Webb said the injury was not as serious as first thought.

There wasn't a lot of football played but I thought we played the majority of it when we could Keith Webb

"It was a nasty incident, but there was no malice in it. He was out before he hit the floor though," said Webb.

"He [Camm] is a tough little competitor. He'll be back, no problems there."

The incident prompted an instant response from the Team Bath physio, who was straight on the pitch helping Camm receive treatment, something the King's Lynn manager was pleased to see.

"I'd like to thank him for that. He gave our physio Steph a lot of assistance and I'd like to go on record with my thanks.

As for the game itself, Webb was happy to admit it was not the greatest spectacle.

"It was a typical top of the table clash, with both teams not wanting to give anything away. There wasn't a lot of football played but I thought we played the majority of it when we could."