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BULLS RUSH LATE THANKS TO TATE

By Tim Carroll

BRACKLEY TOWN 1
HEREFORD 2
TATE Campbell’s 93rd minute goal was the archetypal smashand-grab raid that saw Hereford depart with all three points.
A lightning break saw substitute Chay Tilt play in Campbell who finished neatly as the Bulls weathered the pressure from the home side and appeared to have earned a hard fought draw.
The sides went in level at the break, Hereford having gone ahead on 40 minutes with their first attack of the game.
The Brackley defence was at fault as Yusifu Ceesay’s shot was not cleared allowing Alex Babos to bundle the ball...

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