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Mahon off as Bulls jump above Nash

HEREFORD 3 CURZON ASHTON 1
By Richard Prime

GOALS from Jaiden White, Remaye Campbell and Yusifu Ceesay moved the Bulls back into the play-off places at the expense of their rivals.
But Curzon Ashton, for whom Michael Afuye scored a consolation, still sit just a point outside the top seven with two games in hand over the two sides above them, one of which is Hereford.
The Nash were the first to threaten when Timi Sobowale’s pass set up Stefan Mols to fire in a shot which was well saved by Theo Richardson.
For long stretches, though, neither goalkeeper was tested but Hereford ...

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