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- HEREFORD will face National League side Solihull Moors at home in the FA Cup fourth round qualifying.
- Solihull Moors currently sit in eighth place in the National League with a run of four wins, three draws and two defeats so far.
- The last two games have seen mixed results for Solihull beating Southend on Saturday after losing 5-1 to Dagenham and Redbridge the previous week.
- The Bulls did play Solihull Moors in twice in pre-season friendlies behind closed doors last September.
- Hereford won 1-0 at Solihull before losing 2-0 at Edgar Street three days later.
- PRE-DRAW
- HEREFORD are in the hat for the fourth qualifying round for the FA Cup.
- The draw is being made live at 3.15pm this afternoon.
- Hereford are ball number 28 in the draw.
- The draw will be regionalised with a north and south pot although it's unclear which Hereford will be in.
- The fourth round qualifying takes place on Saturday, October 16.
- The winners receive £9,375 and losers get £3,125.
- The National League sides enter the FA Cup in the fourth qualifying round.
- A win would put Hereford into the first round when League One and Two clubs enter the competition.
- Hereford entered the competition in the second qualifying round beating Lymington in a replay 4-0 after drawing the first game 2-2.
- On Saturday the Bulls won 2-0 at Merstham in the third qualifying round.
- With a lot of prize money at stake in the competition this year and the "big money" tie against a league club a real prospect in the next round there are some clubs Hereford will want to avoid.
- Grimsby Town currently sit top of the National League and have Lenell John-Lewis.
- Chesterfield with Jamie Grimes have also started the National League well.
- Other "big" clubs include Notts County, Stockport County and Wrexham.
- Hanley Town are the lowest ranked team left in the competition in step-five of the non-league pyramid
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