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BULLS -EYE!

Hereford’s super six keeps them on top

HAPPY Hereford are sitting pretty on top of National League North after smashing title favourites South Shields for six at Edgar Street.
The Bulls survived relegation by the skin of their teeth last season but have turned things around under boss Aaron Downes.
Billy Phillips scored a hat-trick while strikes from Preston Bitemo, Harrison Iwunze and Aaron Skinner completed the rout of the shell-shocked Mariners.
In the National League, Harrogate Town stole a march on leaders Boreham Wood with a 3-1 win over Tamworth, while Wood were held...

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