National League North

BULLS CHARGE PAST QUAKERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

By Richard Prime
HEREFORD 4
DARLINGTON 2
THREE goals in an 11- minute second-half spell turned this Edgar Street thriller on its head after Darlington had appeared to be cruising to victory.
Tom Elliott and Stephen Thompson had put the Quakers in control, only for Hereford to storm back through Keiran Thomas, a Terry Galbraith own goal, Tom Owen-Evans’ spot-kick and Lance Smith.
Darlo took the lead on 12 minutes when Elliott unleashed a dipping volley which seared into the top corner.
Then some hapless Hereford defending allowed Wilson Kneeshaw to race away before pulling the ball bac...

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