National League North

REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED COLD BY BRAKES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 December 2019

By Richard Prime
HEREFORD 1
LEAMINGTON 2
GOALS from Dexter Walters and Kaiman Anderson brought a revenge victory for Leamington and ensured that Hereford’s long winless run will go on into the New Year.
The Bulls had only Victor Sodeinde’s goal to show and have not tasted victory since their trip to Leamington on October 1.
Hereford started promisingly but their only real opening came in the third minute with a hooked shot from Sodeinde which flashed across the goal and just wide.
Leamington gradually forced their way into the game and took the lead in the 18th minute with a cor...

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