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Darlington 1-0 Hereford: It’s seven-up for hot striker Luke

Luke Charman’s seventh goal of the season was enough to give Darlington three points at home to Hereford, who could consider themselves unfortunate not to take something from the contest.
Needham Market

By Craig Stoddart

DARLINGTON 1
HEREFORD 0
IN-FORM Luke Charman’s seventh goal of the season was enough to give Darlington three points at home to Hereford, who could consider themselves unfortunate not to take something from the contest.
They had more of the possession at Blackwell Meadows and that Quakers goalkeeper Tommy Taylor was man of the match says a lot, but Josh Gowling’s men could not break down Darlington.
They were ahead in the eighth minute, Charman’s flicked header from eight yards after meeting Ben Hedley’s cross proving to be the only goal. He has now scored in six successiv...

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