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COMEBACK CLINCHES FIRST WIN FOR MARC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

By Richard Prime
HEREFORD 3
FC UNITED 1
HEREFORD staged a remarkable second-half rally to end their 11- game winless run and finally give new head coach Marc Richards his first victory to cheer.
After falling behind to Jack Banister’s firsthalf strike, two goals in a minute by Jordan Cullinane-Liburd and Tommy O’Sullivan turned things around before Mike Symons’ well-worked effort put the Bulls through.
It was Hereford who made most of the early running but that promise was undone in the 15th minute.
The Bulls defence failed to clear and Banister nipped in to drive home fro...

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