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Southport 2-0 Hereford: Golden Archer hits the bullseye

SOUTHPORT soldiered to victory in wet and windy conditions as goals from Jordan Archer and Connor Woods consigned Hereford to their first league defeat since October.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 December 2021

SOUTHPORT 2 HEREFORD 0
By James Houghton

SOUTHPORT soldiered to victory in wet and windy conditions as goals from Jordan Archer and Connor Woods consigned Hereford to their first league defeat since October.
Hereford spurned a chance to take the lead in the eighth minute as a clearance only reached Tom Owen-Evans on the Southport penalty spot but the attacking midfielder’s shot cleared not only the bar and the stand.
Southport responded in kind on the 15 minute mark as Jared Hodgkiss failed to clear a low cross and was dispossessed by Josh Hmami. The Sandgrounders got three bites of the che...

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