However, it was Woodbridge who started the better and looked the more likely side to break the deadlock in the opening period.

Mark Roper's probing ball forward after 10 minutes picked out O'Neill whose shot on the turn was tipped over the bar by Duncan McAnally.

The King's Lynn keeper was called into action again seven minutes later, when Luke Read's through ball saw Blake get in a shot that McAnally parried away.

There was a scare for Woodbridge in the 28th minute when Marcus Garnham rushed out of his goal to head clear and Stephen Harvey lobbed the ball just over the visitors' crossbar.

The home team posed more of an attacking threat after the interval and Kyle Nicholls should have done better when he shot wide from a good position two minutes after the resumption.
Blake almost got in on goal before play switched to the other end and Ben Miller did well to clear a dangerous ball played across the face of the Woodbridge goal.

Bickers and Blake set up O'Neill whose effort went over the bar and then Marcus Garnham had to be alert to tip Ashley Keegan's shot for a corner.

Left-sided player David Kempson came on for his debut with 20 minutes remaining and three minutes later set up Ben Garnham, starting a league game for the first time since mid-September, but his well-struck rising shot was too high.

Marcus Garnham twice denied Keegan as King's Lynn looked to claim all three points in the closing stages, but no-one was able to break the deadlock.

Woodbridge Town: Marcus Garnham, Mark Roper, Grant Monaghan, Ben Garnham, Stefan Marsh, Ben Miller, Luke Read, Jon Bickers, Allicion Blake, Lee O'Neill, Ben Seaman (sub David Kempson 70 mins). Unused subs: Arran Sheppard, Sean Rea.