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Hereford 1-1 Leamington: Smith saves day for battling Bulls

A LAST-MINUTE goal by Dan Smith salvaged a draw for Hereford.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Paul Rogers

HEREFORD 1
LEAMINGTON 1
A LAST-MINUTE goal by Dan Smith salvaged a draw for Hereford.
It looked like the away side would be going home with all three points until Smith’s header sent the home supporters into raptures.
Both sides had chances to score in the opening five minutes. First, Ben Pollock forced a save out of Jake Weaver for Hereford, while at the other end, former Bulls ace Kelsey Mooney was denied.
A sweet strike on the 15-minute mark by Hereford’s Miles Storey warmed the hands of Weaver, but it was Leamington who took the lead in the 38th minute. Joe Parker whipped...

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