National League North

TAYLOR AND McKEOWN IN BATTLE FOR MATCHBALL!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

SPENNYMOOR T 7 RUSHALL OLYM’ 0
By Mark Simpson

GLEN TAYLOR and Corey McKeown both helped themselves to hat-tricks as Spennymoor blew Rushall away with a second-half supershow at The Brewery Field.
Graeme Lee’s men led 1-0at the break but ran riot after the restart, scoring five goals in 16 devastating minutes against a Rushall side who simply had no answer.
Taylor had made it 1-0with a brilliant header early in the first period after great work down the right had allowed Olly Dyson to hang a cross up for the frontman.
However, the Pics finished the half stronger and h...

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