Non-League Paper

Harriers kid fires up Bulls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

By Richard Prime

HEREFORD 1
ROCHDALE 0
ETHAN Freemantle picked a great time to strike his first goal for the Bulls with his 78th-minute effort earning Hereford the prospect of another lucrative first-round tie.
Rochdale were first to show when the lively Cian Hayes pulled back for Ryan East, who shot straight at Bulls keeper Curtis Pond.
Pond was soon in the action again, diving to save East’s 20-yarder. Dale’s Jimmy Keohane landed a shot on top of the net before Hereford’s Adam Rooney drew a spectacular flying save from Louie Moulden with a 20-yard half-volle...

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