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Archer proves to be Olympic champion

By Terry Brumpton
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 3
BARWELL 0
TWO first-half goals from Lewis Archer paved the way for a comfortable Rushall Olympic victory at a sun-drenched Dales Lane.
It took 28 minutes for the first goal to arrive when Simeon Maye slipped in a fine pass, inside the full-back, and Archer ran on to it to finish confidently past the keeper.
Rushall were looking impressive and newcomer Ben Lund was next to go close when he intercepted a pass but fired across goal.
A minute before the interval the Pics doubled their lead and it was that man Archer who finished off another excellent passing ...

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