Northern Premier League

FARSLEY CELTIC 1 RUSHALL OLYMPIC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

By Thomas Ritchie
FARSLEY Celtic continued their unbeaten start to the season with victory over a resilient Rushall Olympic side but they were made to work hard for the points.
The Celts started brightly with James Walshaw forcing a smart save from Danny Crane in the opposition goal.
Rushall quickly found their way as David Moli went close with a free-kick.
The visitors then had their best chance of the half as Zak Lilly headed just over the crossbar.
Farsley took the lead just after the half hour when Walshaw was felled in the box for a penalty.
The striker dusted himself down and gave Far...

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