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BULLS RALLY FOR BREATHLESS WIN

HEREFORD 2 WORKSOP TOWN 1
By Richard Prime

GOALS from Omari Sterling-James and Andy Williams settled matters in Hereford’s favour before Liam Hughes’ header set up a tense finish.
There were a number of chances in an end-to-end first period. Remaye Cambell slid in to meet a Sterling-James free-kick after just two minutes but guided wide while, at the other end, a shot from Martin Woods beat goalkeeper Theo Richardson only for Kyle Howkins to clear off the line.
On 17 minutes, Sterling-James saw a free-kick pushed away by Tommy Taylor in the visiting goal while Town...

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