National League North

KANE’S ABLE TO CLINCH IT FOR BULLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 January 2023

NORTH
BUXTON 0 HEREFORD 1
By Tony Tomlinson

KANE Thompson-Sommers’ second-half penalty proved to be the decider as Hereford completed a “double” on their first visit to Buxton.
A stop-start first half required three substitutions and ten added minutes, following injuries to Hereford’s Miles Storey and Buxton’s Shaun Brisley, and Scott Boden, who had to be stretchered off with a rib injury.
The hosts enjoyed the best of the half with their best chance falling to substitute Diego De Girolamoon his 150th appearance for the club, but he couldn’...

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