Possible Clues:

• It's for the runners getting away for the match
• It appeals to a couple of beloved runners getting away for the match
• A bolt, perhaps in ironwork
• It's for the beloved runners getting away for the match
• Running away with strange men to Peel
• Fugitive union member has internal operation
• Running away to join up?
• Act of running off to marry
• A run to clinch the match?
• Running off to get the match started