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10:25pm Sunday 12th February 2012 in Sport By Ian Morgan
GOALKEEPER Adam Bartlett, new loan striker Lyle Taylor and midfielder Will Evans were pleased with Hereford United's display in the battling 1-1 draw against Cheltenham Town yesterday (Saturday).
Bartlett said: “We started to get the ball down and play. The game-plan worked and we won successive corners in the first half. I didn’t have to make a save in the first half. But, in the second half, we came under a lot of pressure. After conceding the goal, it was always going to be hard defending up the bank. We just struggled a bit in the second half.
“There were some balls into the box that I dealt with but I didn’t have a save to make."
"They had one cleared off the line after I punched a corner. But their only shot on target throughout the whole game was the goal. It was disappointing because we soaked up a lot of pressure and handled it very well.”
Taylor said: “When you’re playing a team at the top of the league, you’re always going to come under pressure. For the first 20-25 minutes it was all us. They could not get out of their half. It was a positive result for the manager and everyone to look at. In the second half, we were a bit backs-to-the-wall but we dug in and got a draw. It was a good point.”
Evans said: “It was a tough game – Cheltenham are a good team and it was a good result for us. In the first half, we dominated possession and I thought we should have got the win.”
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