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MOONEY ON TARGET AS BULLS FIND THEIR FORM

By Joe Marriott
FARSLEY CELTIC 1
HEREFORD 2
GOALS from Tom Owen-Evans and Kelsey Mooney were enough to see off the Celts, who really struggled to combat Hereford’s almost relentless first-half pressure.
Hereford scored inside five minutes. A cross from the left was only cleared to Owen- Evans who volleyed into the bottom left corner from 18 yards.
Farsley spurned their only real opportunity of the first half, Jimmy Spencer blazing over when well placed after beating offside.
Farsley improved in the second half before Spencer clashed with Jason Pope, leaving the defender in a heap.
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