National League North

BRILLIANT BULLS STEAM PAST CELTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

By Richard Prime

HEREFORD 3
FARSLEY CELTIC 0
HEREFORD eased back up to fourth place in the table as they saw off Farsley Celtic with goals from Ahkeem Rose, Yusifu Ceesay and Andy Williams.
Although Hereford were well in control by the interval, there was little sign of the dominance to come until the Bulls forced two corners in quick succession.
From the second, delivered by Sammy Robinson, Rose’s header guided the ball past Tom Wooster in the visitors’ goal.
Celtic tried to respond quickly and a shot by DJ Campton-Sturridge from a narrow angle was pushed away by A...

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