National League South

Galliford double enough for Town

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By Terry Brumpton
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1
HITCHIN TOWN 2
TWO FIRST half goals from Isaac Galliford paved the way for three vital points for visiting Hitchin Town.
They were helped on the day by a below par home display, with defensive errors punished by Galliford.
Rushall opened brightly with Brian Smikle firing at Michael Johnson and a cross from Edwin Ahenkorah and then on 16 minutes a long ball from Orrin Pendley picked out leading goalscorer Danny Waldron who cut inside but saw his effort saved by Johnson.
The home side were stunned when the visitors went ahead in the 19th minute. An attempte...

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