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Alfreton Town 3-3 Hereford: Luke who’s talking for brave Bulls

SUBSTITUTE Luke Haines scored seconds after coming on to rescue Hereford a point in a thriller with Alfreton.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 October 2021

ALFRETON TOWN 3 HEREFORD 3
By Ben Goddard

SUBSTITUTE Luke Haines scored seconds after coming on to rescue Hereford a point in a thriller with Alfreton.
Defender Haines, making his first league appearance since a concussion injury, slid home in the 94th minute to send the visiting fans wild.
Unbeaten in four league matches, Alfreton waltzed into a fourth minute lead when Yusifu Ceesay broke through and crossed for Bailey Hobson to slide home the opening goal.
The Bulls have won just one league game but rallied and deserved their 41st minute equaliser with Miles Storey latching onto a long ba...

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