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RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1 FARSLEY CELTIC 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

By Luke Bailey
■A LATE goal earned visiting Farsley Celtic a share of the spoils that their second half display deserved.
They left it late though and the goal was a travesty for home goalkeeper Jahquil Hill who fumbled the ball and it broke loose for Danny Ellis to sidefoot into an empty net.
After both sides had made a bright start to the game it was the home side who took a 13th minute lead when Danny Waldren’s left foot shot found the back of the net.
The Pics should have doubled their lead in the 21st minute when Waldren picked out Richard Brodie with a perfect cross, only ...

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