National League North

Dangerous Rose a thorn in Reds’ side

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

By Tom Finney

ALFRETON TOWN 0
HEREFORD 0
ALFRETON Town and Hereford played out a goalless draw on a sunny afternoon in Derbyshire, as the Reds extended their unbeaten run to 11 matches.
In a low-key affair at the Impact Stadium, the visitors had the first chance, as Ahkeem Rose’s left-footed effort from 18 yards fizzed wide of George Willis’ post.
Billy Fewster had the first sight on goal for the home side, but he shot over after retrieving Billy Whitehouse’s cross.
Whitehouse did well to latch on to a flick from David Moyo and run at the Whites’ defen...

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