Northern Premier League

BRODIE RESCUE STRIKE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

By Luke Bailey
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1 MATLOCK TOWN 0
A SOLITARY Richard Brodie goal was enough to give Rushall Olympic a hard earned victory.
The Pics got off to a flying start when striker Richard Brodie put the home side 1-0 up after five minutes. A Josh Hawker free-kick was flicked on at the front post for Brodie to prod in.
Joe Hull could have perhaps doubled the lead on 22 minutes after another free-kick into the box. This time Josh Webb put the ball in only for Joe Hull’s effort to go wide.
It was Andre Landell’s turn to go close for Rushall on 38 minutes when his sweetly caugh...

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