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BEELEY STUNNER BESTS TEN-MAN RUSHALL

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1
WARRINGTON TOWN 2
By James Gordon
WARRINGTON TOWN came from behind to beat Rushall Olympic on a wet afternoon in the West Midlands.
The Pics imposed themselves on their visitors and on 18 minutes Alex Lingard’s shot was diverted behind by the head of Jack Higgins.
After the resulting corner was cleared, Kristian Scott’s return ball was powered home by AJ Adelekan from 12 yards.
Just after the half hour, Jamie McDonald – the Yellows’ new signing from City of Liverpool – got in behind the home defence and as he looked to get into a position to s...

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