National League North

Electric Popoola too pacy for Pics

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

BUXTON 2 RUSHALL OLYM 0
By Elliot Steadman

BUXTON returned back to winning ways as they beat Rushall Olympic with goals from Tommy Elliott and Connor Kirby.
In a stop-start game with injuries in the first half the home side thought they had taken the lead in the 19th minute when Diego De Girolamo put the ball into the net after a goalmouth scramble following a corner but the referee adjudged there to have been a foul on the Rushall goalkeeper.
Buxton however kept pushing and in the 29th minute found their goal with Josh Popoola breaking with pace down the left-hand side and putting...

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