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RUSHDEN REDUCED TO CRAWL

RUSHDEN REDUCED

Royston spoil stand opening

By Ollie Mortimer

STALEMATE: Rushden’s Ben Farrell fails to break the deadlock
PICTURE: Mike Capps

AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS: Heath, Reynolds, Ashton (Brown 81), Westbrook (Acquaye 65), Dolman, Collard, Rogers, Farrell, Lorraine (Dean 81), Diamond, Hicks.
Subs not used: Curtis, Bowen
ROYSTON TOWN: Welch, Scott- Morriss, Newton, Thomas, Parr, Brathwaite, Kinali (Neail 59), Knight, Murray, Potton (Stanley 75), Knowles
Subs not used: Joseph, Castiglione, Ingrey
RUSHDEN lost ground in the race for the play-offs as they were held to a goalless draw by ...

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