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STAFF STAGE OLYMPIAN COMEBACK AT RUSHALL

By Terry Brumpton

RUSHALL OLYM 2
STAFFORD R 2
STAFFORD Rangers’ late fightback earned them a replay after it appeared they were heading out after trailing 2-0 for much of the game.
Hosts Rushall were dominant in the first half.
And they deservedly went ahead in the 21st minute when Simeon Cobourne won the ball, strode into the penalty area, and fired a low shot into the bottom corner.
Rangers had hardly been in the game but nearly levelled when Alex Fletcher`s shot crashed against the bar.
Cobourne was involved again moments later when he combined with Danny Glover to set up Mit...

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