National League North

SLICK PICS IMPRESS AS BLUES TOIL ONCE AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

CHESTER 0 RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1
By Neil Turner

A HEADER from Rico Browne after 33 minutes earned the midlanders the points in a match that they should have won by a greater margin, however it was the heroics of home keeper Wyll Stanway that kept the score down.
Play-off-chasing Chester have now lost two on the spin, by single goal margins, but they will be concerned about their level of performance, which has plummeted in the past week.
Rushall where better in every department, dominating midfield, snuffing out the rare attacks the home side mustered, and encouragingly they showed a des...

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