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IWUNZE BLASTS BULLS TO SUMMIT!

By Ben Reardon

MACCLESFIELD 1
Duffy 56

HEREFORD 2
Skinner 16 (pen), Iwunze 63

TUSSLE: Hereford’s Fin Holmes, right, battles with Macc’s Fin Shrimpton
PICTURE: Chelsie Wilson

HEREFORD boss Aaron Downes was delighted to see his side return to the top of the National League North with a win at nine-man Macclesfield.
The Bulls climbed above Macc through goals from Aaron Skinner and Harrison Iwunze.
Skinner’s penalty sent Hereford into the lead after Elliot Osborne’s red card. Luke Duffy then equalised from distance seven minutes after half-time. Iwu...

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