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CARTER IS GOLD IN OLYMPIC WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

By Finley Deeley-Brewer

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1 WORCESTER CITY 0
set him up on the edge of the box Sayell flashed agonisingly w
CARTER Lycett’s first half strike was enough for back-to-back victories for the Pics who dug deep against Worcester City.
Lycett’s well-taken finish came mid-way through the opening 45.
After some nice play which saw Liam McAliden hold the ball before finding the on-coming left-back in the area.
Lycett then faked a shot sending the defender to the floor before burying the ball low into the back of the net.
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