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Hereford 1-0 South Park: Bulls see off brave Sparks

A goal from Adam Rooney was enough for Hereford to see off brave Step 4 side South Park (Reigate) at Edgar Street.
Hereford

By Paul Rogers

HEREFORD 1
Rooney 27
SOUTH PARK 0

ROO BEAUTY! Adam Rooney, second right, celebrates with Hereford teammates Jason Cowley Aaron Skinner and Tom Pugh
PICTURE: Steve Niblett

A GOAL from Adam Rooney was enough for Hereford to see off brave Step 4 side South Park (Reigate) at Edgar Street.
Rooney was on hand to head home Koby Arthur’s cross in the 28th minute to secure the Bulls an 11th win in their last 12 games in all competitions at Edgar Street.
South Park, though, could count themselves unfortunate with Brendan Murphy’s shot creeping just wide in the 84th minute, while ...

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