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- Harry White puts Hereford ahead of the 79th minute after pulling away from his marker before volleying home Jamie Bird's cross.
- Lance Smith saw his 48th minute shot hit the side-netting from a tight angle after Kieran Thomas found the striker out wide.
- Curzon Ashton rattled the bar moments before the break after Martin Horsell's attempted punch deflected back to James Baillie whose effort hit the bar before falling for Horsell.
- Hall came to the savior of his side at the other end making a vital block just as James Baillie looked bound to score.
- Hereford went close again on the 37th minute with Lewis Hall running through on goal onto Billy Murphy's chip but saw his effort saved by the goalkeeper's legs.
- Curzon Ashton saw their 30th minute opener disallowed as Ryan Brooke was judged to have fouled Jordan Liburd before tucking the ball home.
- Harry White was next to go close for Hereford meeting a 22nd minute Eliot Richards free-kick but heads wide at the back post.
- Hereford pushed forwards again on 14 minutes with Mike McGrath chipping through to Danny Greenslade but his tame shot across the goalkeeper is easily saved.
- Lance Smith saw his ninth minute effort deflect just wide from close range after Lewis Hall crosses from the byline.
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- The Bulls make two changes from Tuesday with Harvey Smith replacing Green and Lewis Hall in for Jennison Myrie-Williams.
- Hereford: Horsell, Thomas, Liburd, H. Smith, Greenslade, McGrath, Murphy, Richards, Hall, L. Smith, White.
- SUBS: Bird, Sainty, Dinsley, Franklin, Hockey
- The Bulls will be without centre-half Ryan Green who is getting married today.
- Welcome to the Tameside Stadium where Hereford FC play Curzon Ashton this afternoon.
- The Bulls won their opening game 3-0 last Saturday before a 0-0 draw with Nuneaton Borough on Tuesday night.
- Curzon Ashton were beaten 3-0 by Chester City in midweek.
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