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Witton team news: Teenage midfielder Martyn Jackson, on loan from AFC Telford United makes his debut with Michael Powell still suspended. Anthony Gardner switches to right back with Cliff Moyo dropping to the bench. Reserve keeper Stuart Plant is suspended.
Matt Cooper, Anthony Gardner, Alistair Brown, Ben Harrison, Rob Bodie, Jonathan Breeze, Josh Hancock, Martyn Jackson, Chris Simm, Scott Bakkor, Danny Andrews.
Subs: Jon Dawson, Cliff Moyo, Joshua Crofts, Michael Moseley, Henry Blundell.
Rushall one up 
Latest Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 1 Witton Albion 0.
Rushall take the lead on 26 minutes.
Half Time Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 1 Witton Albion 0.
The home team dominated the first half and deserve their interval advantage.
The closest Witton came was when Scott Bakkor picked the defenders pocket but the keeper saved well.
Latest Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 1 Witton Albion 0.
More encouraging for the Albion, in the first 10 minutes of the second half they’ve already had more shots on target than in the whole of the first 45 minutes.
Latest Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 1 Witton Albion 0.
Two further chances for the Albion.
57 minutes - Chris Simm’s shot comes back off the woodwork.
64 minutes - Danny Andrews sent Josh Hancock clear but the keeper saved, Hancock’s effort lacked conviction.
Latest Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 2 Witton Albion 0.
Second goal on 90 minutes.
Full Time Score from Dales Lane:
Rushall Olympic 2 Witton Albion 0.
Attendance: 192.
Following Stamford’s 3-0 win over Kings Lynn, the Albion have now slipped into the bottom four.
Our slow, sad decline continues. Those missing today didn’t miss much. Two poor teams on a poor pitch. If it wasn’t for the chips and the gallows humour I would have wasted my day. Despite having two decent spells when we dominated, the finishing, as usual was woeful. During one spell, three players managed to miss decent chances in short succession. Oh for a Warlow, Moseley or Titchener with the confidence to beat a keeper one-on-one.
Or even Dave Walker and Nev…
1 chance in the first half and 1 in the second and we should have scored them both however if Rushall had scored all the chances they had it would have been 8 2 ish. The performance was that poor, the side bore no resembelance whatsoever to the one that won us promotion and did so well last year. Our inept (and i’m being kind) forward line would not score in a Polish brothel with a bag full of Euros. It was that bad. Bottom 4 we are and bottom 4 we shall stay I’m afraid unless there are fundamental changes…SBL .sick