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Saints un-Pic the lock for huge win

ST IVES TOWN 3 RUSHALL OLYMPIC 2
By Nigel Howlett

ST IVES came from behind to claim a massive three points in their quest to escape from the bottom three.
The promotion chasing Pics had ruled the roost throughout the first half and went in front in simple fashion in eleventh minute when captain Sam Whittall powered in a header. The same player should have doubled the visitors advantage five minutes later but saw his spot-kick well saved by Eddie Brearey.
Other chances came and went for the Pics before Ives levelled with their first effort on target deep in first-half stoppage time as N...

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