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- HIGHLIGHTS
- Hereford 0 Darlington 1
- 36) The Bulls are caught on the counter-attack allowing Justin Donawa to run at the defence and find Rivers at the back post to slide home the opener.
- Hereford 1 Darlington 1
- 57) A hell of a strike from a tight angle from Lenell John-Lewis which went across the goalkeeper and into the top corner.
- Hereford 2 Darlington 1
- 85) Pope cross is headed out to Jared Hodgkiss who takes his time and volleys home.
- Hereford 2 Darlington 2
- 88) The Bulls fall asleep inside the box and Omar Holness takes advantage firing home.
- ROLLING MATCH REPORT
- Playing with the win in the first half the visitors had the first sight of goal after marksman Adam Campbell played in Justin Donawa, who blazed well high and wide.
- The Bulls were wishing they had VAR on the 19th minute when they were refused a penalty shout.
- Louis Lang looked to have handled the ball after slipping inside the box and stopping Rowan Liburd a run at goal.
- However, referee Thomas Kirk waved away the appeals.
- At the opposite end Jarrett Rivers saw his effort saved well by Brandon Hall before Josef Weatley beat the goalkeeper and the bar with his free-kick effort.
- After scoring twice in their previous match Kelsey Mooney was full of confidence and ran at the defence before seeing his effort saved.
- Hereford's efforts were almost rewarded on the 32nd minute but Owen-Evans' clipped free-kick rattled the bar.
- However, the visitors went ahead four minutes later after being caught on the break Justin Donawa found Rivers at the back post to slide home.
- Brandon Hall made a fine save to deny the visitors a second goal.
- Owen-Evans looked to have been fouled but the referee played on resulting in Campbell running through on goal, but his effort was matched by a charging Hall.
- Five minutes into the second half the Bulls almost had an equaliser when a corner fell inside the box before being cleared off the line before Tommy O'Sullivan blazed just wide.
- The Bulls were level in the 57th minute with a wonder strike from Lenell John-Lewis from the edge of the box which flew into the opposite corner.
- The Bulls were in resurgent form looking for a second and Kelsey Mooney was only denied from close range by a fine Chris Elliott save.
- Darlington weathered the storm and substitute Stephen Thompson pealed off the back post before heading wide.
- Five minutes from time Hereford went ahead when Jason Pope's cross was cleared into the path of Jarod Hodgkiss who rifled the ball home.
- The Bulls were ahead for just three minutes when the hosts fell asleep and Omar Holness netted from inside the box.
- Jagger Cane thought he had won it for the Bulls but was denied by a close range save deep into injury time.
- STATS
- Attendance: 1,643 (116 away)
- Hereford: Hall, Hodgkiss, Pope, Jagger-Cane, Anderson, Riley, Mooney, Owen-Evans, John-Lewis, Liburd (Ash 75), O'Sullivan (Thomas 81)
- Subs: Davies, Raison, Whitlock
- Darlington: Elliott, Hedley, Liddle, Wheatley, Laing, Storey, Rivers, Hatfield, Campbell, Reid, Donaway
- Subs: Thompson, Watson, Holness, Martin, Atkinson
- SCORE UPDATES
- Uhlsport Hellenic League
- Premier Division
- Burnham 0 Westfields 2
- Division One West
- Malvern Town 1 Hereford Lads Club 2
- RUGBY
- Stoke 20 Hereford RFC 12
- PRE-MATCH
- HEREFORD host Darlington this afternoon looking for their first win under interim manager Josh Gowling.
- The last time the sides met they played out a 0-0 draw when Tommy O'Sullivan was sent off during the first half.
- Hereford sit in 17th in the National League North with 4 wins, 9 draws and 2 losses at home.
- Darlington are in 11th with 4 wins, 2 draws and 8 defeats away this season.
- Hereford are without a win since January 1 when they beat Kidderminster Harriers 2-1.
- A run of five games (three draws and two defeats).
- Darlington are without a win since January 21.
- A run of three games (two defeats and a draw).
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