Bury boss Alan Knill expects a tough game at Edgar Street tomorrow.
Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, he said: "We're capable of beating any team in the league, but losing is no good, it's about winning. I was incredibly disappointed (losing to Wrexham) because we had a great chance to get three points and wanted to get that fourth win.
"There's eight games left for us and Hereford is a really tough game, but I don't care about the other teams. It's about what we do. We're good enough to get out of it. We've got to be a little bit better, especially our cutting edge in the final third.
"We've had pretty tough games in the last few weeks. It makes no difference whether you're at the top or at the bottom, every team is capable of winning."
The Shakers will be without experienced defenders Dave Challinor and Paul Morgan through injury.