National League North

IT’S ALL WHITE FOR UNBEATEN BULLS ACES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 August 2018

By Ben Goddard
CURZON ASHTON 0
HEREFORD 1
HEREFORD grabbed their second win of the National League North thanks to a Harry White winner 11 minutes from time.
The former Barnsely striker took his second goal in three games for the Bulls to seal the points after a tight encounter.
The visitors started on the front foot and Lance Smith saw his ninth minute effort deflect just wide from close range.
The Bulls pushed forwards, with Mike McGrath chipping through to Danny Greenslade but his tame shot across the goalkeeper was easily saved.
However, it was Curzon Ashton who had the ball in the net ...

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