National League North

Olympic seal a thriller but Moors suffer

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 4 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 3
By Finley Deeley-Brewer

RUSHALL Olympic snatched all three points in a seven-goal humdinger at Dales Lane.
The Pics came out of the blocks quick and opened the scoring inside five minutes. Danny Waldron tapped the ball home after Sam Mclintock’s shot deflected to Alex Moore who found Waldron open.
Waldron then doubled his tally from the spot after he was fouled trying to control a loose ball in the area.
Spennymoor managed to pull one back before the break as Callum Ross found the top corner with a brilliant strike from the edge of the are...

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