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Lambs slayed as Pics run riot

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

TAMWORTH 0 RUSHALL OLYMP’ 4
By Matt Panter

RUSHALL strengthened their play-off bid as they put ten-man Tamworth to the sword with a dominant second-half display. The result leaves the Lambs looking nervously over their shoulders, just four points ahead of the bottom three.
The early stages were even, Rushall’s Callum Coyle saw a low effort gathered by Jas Singh while, at the other end, Nyal Bell curled an effort over the bar.
Tamworth winger Dexter Walters saw a low shot saved but the home side suffered a decisive double setback on the half-hour.
Ben Bailey, on his full h...

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