National League North

COOL LUKE HANDS MACC BIG VICTORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2026

MACCLESFIELD 3 HEREFORD 1 By Ben Leah

MACCLESFIELD overcame a fired-up Hereford thanks to a Luke Duffy double.
It was a tense opening period with neither side giving the other an inch. Duffy came closest to giving Macc the lead just before the half-hour mark as his
looping effort bounced off the bar and behind with the Bulls surviving the scare by inches.
Hereford were reduced to ten men seconds
before the interval as Harrison Sohna saw red for a kick out at Duffy as he looked set to go through on goal, piling the pressure on an already fatigued Hereford side due to an immense fixture ...

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