National League

KURT HURTS BULLS WITH LAST-GASP STUNNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

FC UNITED 2
HEREFORD 2
By Phil Brennan
SKIPPER Kurt Willoughby rescued a late point for FC United against Hereford, with his deflected injury-time free-kick keeping the home side’s hopes of avoiding the drop alive.
Having enjoyed the better of the early exchanges, the Red Rebels opened the scoring on 11 minutes as Chris Sharp reacted quickest to stab home when the ball broke free. The goal forced the visitors to pull themselves into the game and Tom Owen-Evans looked to have levelled the scores as his 20-yard effort arrowed towards the top corner, only for Andy Fisher to make a remark...

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