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LAMBS ACE KYLE TURNS ON STYLE

By Andy Poole

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1
TAMWORTH 2
KYLE FINN scored twice in three minutes to seal derby honours for Tamworth.
The hosts made the perfect start with two minutes on the clock when a ball to the far post from Callum Coyle was swept home by Lewis Hudson.
The momentum was with the hosts as Hudson’s inviting low cross was bravely gathered by Jas Singh in the visitors’ goal before a corner was headed just over by Kristian Green.
After Liam Dolman fired at Jake Weaver in the home goal, it was the Pics who went close again with a chip from 40 yards by Alex Moore hit...

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