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Glen is 200 not out to bully Bulls

By Richard Prime

HEREFORD 0
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
GLEN TAYLOR scored his 200th goal for Spennymoor to dent Hereford’s play-off hopes.
His goal in the 31st minute – coupled with Olly Dyson’s earlier strike – was enough for the Moors to take all three points back to the north-east.
Hereford had the first chance of the game in the fourth minute when Jaiden White’s shot was comfortably saved by Brad James. Taylor then had a header on target for the Moors before they went in front in the 16th minute; Dyson’s free-kick taking a deflection on its way...

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