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RUSHALL HAVE FEET ON IVES’ THROATS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 February 2019

By Nigel Howlett
ST IVES TOWN 0
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 3
HAVING taken their only previous battering of the season at Dales Lane, St Ives took a similar hiding from Rushall here – and could not even blame the loss of two centre-backs around the hour as they were already two behind.
Ives were already in trouble when Charlie De’ath took an early bath for picking up his second yellow card of the game. And he was quickly followed by Danny Kelly, who limped off with a hamstring injury.
The Pics took the lead in 12th minute when Tyler Lyttle played in Massiah McDonald down the right and his d...

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