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OLUTADE KEEPS HIS COOL FOR THE SWANS

OLUTADE KEEPS

By Tom Bradbury

WALTON & H 1
Olutade 33

SALISBURY 0

FINE FINSH: Walton’s Ibrahim Olutade strikes to score the only goal of the game
PICTURE: Gary House

WALTON & Hersham, starting the day in eighth, put a barren November run behind them with a well-fought win against second-placed Salisbury.
Three months earlier, Salisbury had secured a reverse win courtesy of a late Aaron Simpson winner. But it was Walton (the Swans) who secured revenge in contrasting conditions.
“It was a grind-one-out kind of a day, with the conditions and Salisbury being stout defe...

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