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HULME ELSE? ACE JORDAN IS HERO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2025

By Thomas Dodds

RADCLIFFE 3
HEREFORD 2
A JORDAN HULME brace inspired Radcliffe to victory in the fight for survival against promotion hopefuls, Hereford.
Four minutes into the game, Brad Jackson’s dinked cross allowed Hulme to tap home from after a couple of deflections. However, on the 28-minute mark Hereford restored parity with a cheeky chip over goalkeeper Mateusz Hewelt by Andy Williams, but it would only take a few moments for the Boro to go ahead once again.
After Hulme was brought down in the box, Tom Walker stepped up to take the penalty and calmly rolled into the ...

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