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Coyle has the Olympic spirit

By Terry Lynes

LOWESTOFT 2
RUSHALL OLYMPIC 3
LOWESTOFT staged a dramatic fightback in the last ten minutes to seemingly have snatched a point – only to concede a 90th-minute winner to Rushall Olympic.
Callum Coyle fired in for Pics after Jake Reed had levelled.
In truth the visitors took control from the early stages although in the opening half hour the best two chances fell to the Trawlerboys as firstly Reed and then Kieran Higgs found themselves free on goal but a poor touch let them down.
It seemed only a matter of time before Rushall would move ahead and the goal duly came ...

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