National League North

BULLS’ LATE STAMPEDE MAKES THE PICS SO SICK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

By Richard Prime

HEREFORD 3
RUSHALL OLYMP 0
HEREFORD eased back to the edge of the playoff-chasing pack thanks to goals from Dylan Mitchell, Jaiden White and Ahkeem Rose.
But it says something for struggling Rushall’s battling qualities that the Bulls had to wait for two stoppage-time goals to seal their win.
There was plenty of attacking action in the first period and while Hereford had the better of the play, there were chances for Olympic too.
Hereford’s Jason Cowley went close with a swerving 20-yarder while, at the other end Bulls keeper Tom Donaghy had to fiel...

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