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Ceesay goal keeps up the Bulls’ charge

HEREFORD 1 CHORLEY 0
By Ruchard Prime

HEREFORD maintained their position just outside the play-off chasers.
Yusifu Ceesay’s early goal settled matters but some good saves by Magpies keeper Matt Urwin maintained the single-goal margin.
Chorley threatened early when a powerful drive from Mo Touray was turned away by Hereford keeper Tom Donaghy.
But it was the Bulls who opened the scoring from their first corner on ten minutes. After two previous attempts on goal were blocked, the ball fell to Ceesay to nudge home.
Six minutes later, a neat interchange between Jason Cowley an...

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