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Griffiths ends Olympic surge

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2019

By Terry Brumpton
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 0 NEEDHAM MARKET 1
RUSHALL Olympic’s sixgame unbeaten run came to an end after a controversial decision led to the only goal of the game. Orrin Pendley made a seemingly good tackle on the visitors’ Joe Marsden but the referee awarded a free-kick which Jamie Griffiths stroked home five minutes before the break.
There was an early flurry of corners for both sides and on nine minutes visiting keeper Jake Jessup made a terrific save to keep out Danny O’Callaghan’s first-time volley.
The rest of the half saw both teams struggle to create ...

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