National League North

Chester 2-3 Hereford: Bulls run into play-off spots

HEREFORD reached top gear at the finish after traffic woe delayed their arrival at the Deva Stadium and the kick-off.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 February 2022

By Neil Turner

CHESTER 2
Burke 24, Williams 63

HEREFORD 3
Hodgkiss 45+2, Kouhyar 65, Owen-Evans 80 (pen)

LATE SHOW: Hereford celebrate Tom Owen-Evans’ winner from the spot
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

HEREFORD reached top gear at the finish after traffic woe delayed their arrival at the Deva Stadium and the kick-off.
Tom Owen-Evans grabbed the winner from the spot.
Chester shaded the first period, but made basic errors in the second half, which allowed Hereford to dominate proceedings, particularly after they had registered their equaliser.
Bulls boss Josh Gowling reflected: “We deserved the ...

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