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LINNETS IN COMMAND AS RORY’S THE HERO

By Greg Plummer
KING’S LYNN TOWN 3
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 0
KING’S Lynn Town moved just outside the play-off places after extending their unbeaten league run to 12 games at the Walks.
Defender Rory McAuley netted a brilliant overhead kick in the second half after Ryan Hawkins and a Michael Clunan penalty had given the hosts a 2-0 lead over Rushall.
The visitors acquitted themselves well in the early stages with Edwin Ahenkorah clipping an effort just over the bar, while both Orrin Pendley and Danny Waldron missed opportunities.
It was Lynn who took the lead somewhat against the run of ...

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