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PERFECT PICS ARE IN SEVENTH HEAVEN!

PERFECT PICS

By Terry Brumpton

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 7
Hylton 12, 38, Landell 27, 45 Shorrock 34, Mantom 43, 68

REDDITCH UTD 2
King 9, 72

COMEBACK: Andre Landell bundles the ball home to make it 2-1 to Rushall and, inset, Sam Mantom grabs goal No 7
PICTURE: Steve Walker

Rushall Olympic returned to winning ways with a firsthalf masterclass attacking performance that saw them go in at half-time leading 6-1.
With the score at 4-1 the visitors suffered a blow when Bernard Mensah Jnr was carried off on a stretcher, following a clash of heads with Sam Whittall, and was taken to hospital.
It was th...

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