National League North

DEADLY GUS LEADS WAY FOR BULLS’ BATTLERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 December 2025

HEREFORD 0 PETERBORO’ SP 2
By Richard Prime

SECOND-HALF strikes proved the difference as Peterborough Sports fell to a home defeat against Hereford.
The first half was evenly balanced, with both sides carving out promising opportunities but lacking the clinical touch to break the deadlock.
Sports were nearly undone on 37 minutes when Omari Sterling-James curled a dangerous free-kick over the wall from 19 yards, only for Peter Crook to produce a superb diving save.
Hereford continued to press before the interval, and Sam Osbourne caused problems in the 44th minute as he weave...

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