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A point apiece stops the rot

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1
AFC RUSHDEN & D 1
By Terry Brumpton
BOTH sides came into this game on the back of losing runs and will have been happy to have stopped the slide with a point apiece from an entertaining game.
Both sides play some enterprising football in the first half and the visitors had the first opportunity when a long throw from Sam Brown caused problems but Alex Collard fired wildly over.
Moments later, Morgan Roberts did well when he cut in from the wing but his low shot was pushed wide by Rushall keeper Jon Flatt.
Rushall then began to get into the game. Young Eesa Sawyers, mak...

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