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- HIGHLIGHTS
- Hereford 0 Curzon Ashton 1
- 2) Curzon take a second minute lead with a corner met at the front post by James McKay's head and it somehow sneaks past Hall.
- Hereford 1 Curzon Ashton 1
- 10) Andoh runs at the defence and gets to the by-line before pulling it back to Gordon who fires home the equaliser
- Hereford 2 Curzon Ashton 1
- 29) Andoh again on the overlap gets to the by-line this time cuts it back for Owen-Evans who slides home.
- Hereford 2 Curzon Ashton 2
- 70) Hobson rises highest in space from a corner and heads home the equaliser
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- ROLLING MATCH REPORT
- Curzon took the lead within two minutes when James McKay met a corner at the front post and headed home past goalkeeper Brandon Hall.
- However, the Bulls were level on 10 minutes with Levi Andoh on the over-lap getting to the by-line and pulling back for Jaanai Gordon to slot them level.
- After being handed a starting place Maziar Kouhyar saw his effort from outside the box force a fine save by Chris Renhaw.
- Bulls goalkeeper Brandon Hall was forced into action on 22 minutes saving low to deny Matthew Waters' free-kick after a soft foul was awarded against Gordon.
- After mistakes cost the Bulls at Southport another error almost handed Curzon the lead back.
- Ryan McLean saw his back-pass intercepted by Alex Curran who beat the goalkeeper but not Krystian Pearce who cleared off the line.
- That clearance proved even more important two minutes later when the Bulls went ahead.
- Andoh on the overlap again reached the byline and this time crossed for Owen-Evans who gratefully slid home on 29 minutes.
- After struggling to regain a foothold in the game Curzon made a double change at the break.
- Substitute Scott Wilson waited just six minutes for his first chance heading a corner wide.
- Curzon saw a goal chalked off by referee Jonathan Maskrey on 56 minutes.
- A second phase of play from a corner saw Matthew Waters drill a ball into the box which substitute Craig Hobson bundled home but was judged to have fouled goalkeeper Hall in the process.
- McLean had the chance to seal the points on 63 minutes running the length of the pitch after a Curzon corner before firing his effort over with only the goalkeeper to beat.
- The visitors gave the Bulls a final warning on 69 minutes with goalkeeper Brandon Hall forced to pull off a double save with the first coming from a low Curran drive.
- And then a minute later Curzon were level with substitute Craig Hobson finding enough space to head home a corner.
- Hobson thought he had scored the winner with five minutes remaining but after volleying home from a corner saw his effort disallowed for a foul.
- Moments later Hall had to make a point-blank save after the Bulls stopped claiming an off-side and from the resulting cross Adam Thomas forced Hall into a fine save.
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- TEAM NEWS
- Hereford: Hall, Pearce, McLean (Ismail 80), Owen-Evans, Andoh, Lloyd, Pollock, Vincent, Kouhyar (Klukowski 71), Smith, Gordon (Storey 71)
- Subs: Haines, Sodeinde
- So Ben Pollock returns to the Bulls team and comes in for Luke Haines who is dropped to the bench.
- Also no Jared Hodgkiss with Lloyd set to play full-back and Kouhyar coming into his starting place
- Curzon Ashton: Renshaw, Waters, Poscha, Dunn, Thomas, Curran, McKay, Lussey, Rain, Mahon (c), Barton
- Subs: Bell, Merrill, Wilson, Hobson, Gladwyn
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- Attendance: 1,463 (five Curzon at most)
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- HEREFORDSHIRE SCORES
- FOOTBALL
- Moreton Rangers 0 Hereford Pegasus 4
- Hereford Lads Club 2 Longlevens 4
- Calne Town 2 Westfields 5
- RUGBY
- Sheffield Tigers 27 Luctonians 0
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- PRE-MATCH
- HEREFORD will be looking to return to winning ways when they host Curzon Ashton.
- After being beaten by Southport in stormy conditions last weekend, ending their five-game winning run, the Bulls will be looking forward to calmer conditions at Edgar Street.
- Hereford manager Josh Gowling is expecting a tough game against a good footballing side.
- They face a Curzon Ashton side who sit level on points with the Bulls but are without a win in four league games and have lost their last two.
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