National League North

TOWN GET FIRST 2025 WIN AT LAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON TOWN 2
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 0
WARRINGTON Town finally ended their wait for a win by seeing off survival rivals Rushall Olympic, their first league victory this calendar year.
Mikey O’Neill slotted home on 18 minutes to give the Yellows a reward for starting the match with intent, and they would go on to be well worth the three points.
But they had to wait until the eighth minute of injury-time to be sure of the points, Lee Williams sweeping home in to the empty net on the counter after Paul White had vacated his goal for a corner at the other end.
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