National League North

Rushall Olympic 0-1 Peterborough Sports: Mark Jones keeps Turbines on full power

Rushall Olympic failed to close the gap on the teams above the relegation zone as Mark Jones’ goal sealed the win for Peterborough Sports in the National League North.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

By Finley Deeley-Brewer

Rushall Olympic failed to close the gap on the teams above the relegation zone as Mark Jones’ goal sealed the win for Peterborough Sports in the National League North.
The Pics, who have felt the hits of losing Sam McLintock and Kian Ryley in the last ten days, went behind just before the half-hour mark.
After Kaine Felix and Kieran Wallace combined well down the right-hand side, their cross found captain Jones who calmly slid the ball into the far corner.
Sports should’ve doubled their lead before the breakthrough - Michael Gyasi, who went through on goal, fired int...

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