Rushall Olympic assistant manager Nick Amos will “cross swords” with his ex-boss Chris Brindley when he heads to Chasetown for the second derby of the day.

Lucan Spittle headed the winner against his former club to condemn Chasetown to their first defeat and give Rushall Olympic the derby day honours.

Rushall Olympic capped off a super season by lifting the Walsall Senior Cup with a 3-0 win over Ellesmere Rangers at the Banks’s Stadium.

Promoting-winning manager Neil Kitching has vowed his Rushall Olympic heroes will aim for more than Premier Division survival.

Top scorer Chris Morris is on the verge of quitting Rushall Olympic for Evo-Stik Premier side Chasetown.

Former Kidderminster Harriers favourite Adie Smith is enlisting his former club’s help to try and win a £10,000 prize for Rushall Olympic.

Improving Rushall Olympic made it three wins on the bounce as they eased to a comfortable success over Spalding.

Rushall Olympic recorded their first victory in nine attempts as they claimed a crucial single goal success at home to Quorn in the UniBond First Division South.

An equaliser in the third minute of injury time denied Rushall Olympic a deserved victory at Leek Town as the hosts maintained their unbeaten home league record by the skin of their teeth.

Willenhall picked up their first league win in nine with a tremendous victory at a Carlton side who had won six of their seven previous UniBond First Division South home games.

Skipper Niki Preston grabbed a late equaliser at Dales Lane as Rushall Olympic picked up an extremely useful point at home to the UniBond First Division South leaders.

High-flying Rushall Olympic hit the buffers at second-from-bottom Spalding United as they struggled to a draw against a side who have yet to win a league game this season.