National League North

GOWLING’S GOAL GIVES BULLS VITAL ADVANTAGE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By Richard Prime
HEREFORD 1
GUISELEY 0
JOSH GOWLING’S late winner moved Hereford further clear of relegation danger in a scrappy battle between two struggling sides.
The first half was littered with errors and petty fouls with little constructive football.
Hereford had the better of possession but only managed one serious shot on target when Eliot Richards’ 15th-minute drive dribbling through to Guiseley keeper Marcus Dewhurst.
The Guiseley attack only came to life in the dying embers of the half when they forced three quick corners.
From the third of these, Lewis Archer got to ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsFootball Guiseley Hereford Premium

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in National League North

Chester turn to Phil Parkinson after National League North play-off exit

Newly appointed Chester manager Phil Parkinson says he will have to bring his “A-game” after taking charge on a two-year deal.
Fans key to Pitmen progress, says Kelv

Hednesford Town go into Monday's play-off final with Warrington Rylands on the back of a 2-0 semi-final victory over Stockton Town – and boss Kelvin Davis is hoping to again make the most of home advantage.
Neil’s set his sights high

By Andrew Simpson LEAP OF FAITH: Neil Reynolds is hoping Warrington Rylands can continue to upset the odds PICTURE: John Hopkins When Warrington Rylands went behind inside five minutes of Tuesday night’s play-offs semi-final starting, Neil Reynolds knew not to panic. A fortnight or so earlier, when far fewer eyeballs...
Oxford City help Response resident Anthony to realise his football dream

A pensioner who requires around-the-clock care from Oxfordshire’s largest independent mental health charity had a day to remember at Oxford City after receiving an invite.