Hereford lost 3-2 to Bradford (Park Avenue) this afternoon to complete a very disappointing week for the club.
It is the fourth time the Bulls have conceded three or more goals on the road this season and comes on the back of being knocked out of the FA Cup by lower-graded Tamworth on Tuesday.
Adam Nowakowkski opened the scoring in the ninth minute after a free-kick hit the wall, before Lewis Knight doubled the lead 13 minutes later when his hooked effort beat Brandon Hall in the Hereford goal.
Peter Vincenti reduced the arrears from the penalty spot 10 minutes before half time after Tom Owen-Evans was fouled.
Hereford, Bradford scored a penalty of their own through Dan Sweeney in the 51st minute to restore the home side's two-goal advantage.
Again, the Bulls pulled a goal back, this time through a fine Tommy O'Sullivan goal six minutes later, but Russell Slade's side couldn't force an equaliser.
Going into the game, Bradford (PA) had only scored six goals all season and had shipped 35. There will be a full match report in due course.