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COOK SHINES AS OLYMPIC OUTCLASS DIAMONDS

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 3 AFC RUSHDEN & D1
By Finley Deeley-Brewer

RUSHALL OLYMPIC deservedly picked up three points after an impressive performance from Kieran Cook wrapped up the win.
The Pics started with real purpose and opened the scoring inside ten minutes. Cook was brought down in the area and Alex Fletcher coolly dispatched the penalty.
It was one-way traffic as Rushall continued to string some exquisite passages of play but to no reward with Callum Coyle and Kristain Green both seeing their efforts hit the side netting.
Against the run of play, Rushden and Diamonds managed to...

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