This afternoon's result from Bromyard:
Hereford Women 0 Alvechurch 2
The visitors took the lead in the third minute from a corner and doubled their advantage in the 80th minute.
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Sunday, November 01, 2026
Second Half Pictures Hereford v Kings Lynn
A selection of pictures from the second half of yesterdays game:
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Keziah Martin Shirt In Charity Auction
A shirt worn by Hereford's Keziah, amidst others, is up for auction in aid of St Michael's Hospice.
This from Bernews:
A signed, match-worn shirt belonging to Bermuda international footballer Keziah Martin is being auctioned in England to raise funds for St Michael’s Hospice, with bidding open until November 9.
The Hereford FC midfielder’s number seven shirt is among more than a dozen signed jerseys being offered through auction house Brightwells, with all proceeds benefiting the Herefordshire charity.
According to the official auction listing, the shirt was worn by Martin during Hereford’s 3-1 pre-season friendly victory over Worcester City on July 21 and throughout the club’s pre-season preparations.
The match at the MandM Edgar Street Stadium was itself a charity fundraiser, supporting St Michael’s Hospice in Herefordshire and St Richard’s Hospice in Worcestershire.
The online auction opened on October 31 and runs until November 9. St Michael’s Hospice provides free palliative and end-of-life care to patients and support for their families across Herefordshire and surrounding areas.
Martin, 26, initially joined Hereford on loan from Buxton in January before signing a permanent contract in March.
The Bermuda international made 23 appearances during the latter part of the 2025-26 campaign, scoring twice and providing five assists.
National North Weekend Review
A look at yesterday's games in the National North League written by NL's Sam Elliott.
South Shields hit the Enterprise National League North summit for the first time this season after their brilliant win at the morning’s leaders Oxford City.
Two goals from Toby Oluwatobi Onanaye and a trademark Paul Blackett strike settled the big game.
Hereford lost for a third time in four as Aaron Downes tries to navigate a tricky spell. Paul Caddis returned to Edgar Street to haunt the Bulls - Kwame Thomas got two in King’s Lynn Town’s 3-0 win, with
Aaron Jones bagging the other.
Macclesfield put on a brilliant display at Bedford Town. They also won 3-0 and there was another two-goal scorer as Danny Elliott bagged a brace.
Buxton are going for promotion again. Johnny Johnston, Ashton Mee, Tony Weston and Kian Scales were on target against Marine.
Aaron Jarvis took Hednesford into the top seven - his winner saw the Pitmen to victory at Chester.
Marcus Neill and Paul Lewis got the job done early for Morecambe as Scarborough Athletic were swatted aside. Dan Burton’s double downed Darlington as Spalding United moved to within a win of the top seven.
First Half Pictures Hereford v Kings Lynn
A selection of pictures from the first half of yesterday's game at Edgar Street.
Hereford Women Against Alvechurch This Afternoon
Hereford Women have a 'home' fixture against Alvechurch this afternoon.
The game takes place at Bromyard's Delahay Meadow and kicks off at 2pm.
Several of the London Bulls plan to be at the game.
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Match Report: Hereford FC 0-3 King's Lynn Town
Hereford FC v King's Lynn Town in the Enterprise National League North.
Hereford were back at the MandM Edgar Street Stadium once again after the disappointing and frustrating local derby defeat against AFC Telford United on Tuesday night looking to bounce back after surrendering top spot with the visit of former manager Paul Caddis and assistant manager Adam Rooney with their King's Lynn Town side.
The Linnets had former Hereford man Harley Hamilton in their ranks along with Hereford born shot-stopper Ronnie Hollingshead who both started.
There was only one change to the starting XI from the defeat against the Bucks with Fin Holmes’ first start since returning from injury in place of Billy Phillips who initially dropped to the bench before being replaced by Jordan Williamson pre kick-off, amongst that bench was Lewis Hudson who it was brilliant to see back in the fold following his own injury he picked up in the final pre-season outing at Bromsgrove Sporting.
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The Bulls started on the offensive when Luke Spokes played in Holmes down the left channel before the cross eventually found Harry Tustin on the opposite side, but his shot was into the clutches of Hollingshead.
Ross Crane then fired over from the edge of the area for the visitors.
A loose pass by Tustin in midfield was picked up by Jesse Nwabueze who's effort from the edge of area took a nick off Will Merrett for a corner before the Linnets opened the scoring from the set-piece on 13 minutes. Captain Michael Clunan delivered towards the back post which Kwame Thomas got to before he was tugged to the deck by Kyle Howkins for a penalty from which he nonchalantly slotted down the middle.
Three minutes later and the visitors doubled their lead when Crane’s whipped cross from the right towards the back found Thomas again who headed back across goal for his brace.
Hereford regrouped and quickly responded when a neat ball through by Spokes was picked up by Harrison Iwunze who opened his body up but couldn't find the bottom-right corner with a curling effort which flew wide.
Spokes’ conjured delivery from a free-kick on the edge of the box on the left towards the front post was too close to the visiting shot-stopper.
Screams for a penalty from the home crowd were waved away by referee John Mulligan when Ryan Tunnicliffe brought down Danny Waldron.
In the 4 minutes of stoppage time Hereford had two quick-fire opportunities to try to pull a goal back, firstly Skinner floated a delightful ball into the box for Iwunze who's glancing header forced an acrobatic save out of Hollingsworth who tipped away for a corner before shortly afterwards a corner by Spokes was headed on target by Howkins only for it to be blocked on the line by Clunan and cleared meaning the Bulls had work to do in the second-half.
Half-time: Hereford FC 0-2 King's Lynn Town
Tustin burst out of the traps advancing to the edge of the box before being tackled by ex-Bull Hamilton with the loose ball trickling through to Iwunze who let the ball run onto his right but lashed wide.
12 minutes after the restart and King's Lynn almost added a third but Nwabueze rattled the woodwork after he beat Joseph James for pace down the left, cut inside, drove towards the edge of the box and let rip with his right foot.
However they did get an elusive third when Crane won the ball near the right corner flag laid the ball off to Aaron Jones who weaved towards the box curling into the bottom-left corner.
Tustin’s looping drive almost found the right side of the net from 25-yards but deflected off Ethan Warne for a corner before Spokes warmed the gloves of the Linnets keeper fizzing a drive straight down his throat.
There was a passage of play where no notable goalmouth action took place until the 88th minute - Kam Kandola’s fierce shot fell straight into the midriff of the visiting shot-stopper.
Late on substitute Keziah Martin floated a teasing cross onto the head of Iwunze but the Notts County loanee's flicked effort looped comfortably wide of the right post before Spokes sliced wide past the same upright with King's Lynn seeing the remainder out.
Full-time: Hereford FC 0-3 King's Lynn Town
Hereford FC: 1. Theo Richardson, 2. Aaron Skinner, 4. Kam Kandola ©️, 5. Will Merrett, 8. Harry Tustin, 10. Danny Waldron, 11. Fin Holmes, 14. Luke Spokes, 17. Joseph James, 19. Harrison Iwunze, 28. Kyle Howkins.
Substitutes: 3. Lewis Hudson, 6. Joe Willis, 7. Keziah Martin, 9. Cawley Cox, 15. Jordan Williamson, 21. Ollie Lewis, 30. Kameron Muir.
Attendance 3555 (38 away)
Another tough to take home defeat which is now three on the bounce where we’ve failed to score. It's back to the drawing board, looking for a response at Chorley whilst former manager Caddis will be ecstatic with his King's Lynn sides response following their midweek 5-0 humbling at Worksop Town.
It's a trip to Lancashire for the Bulls next up with a visit to Victory Park the home of Chorley FC. COYW
Words: Sam Cummins
We Fully Deserved The Three Points Said Caddis
Kings Lynn won their game at Hereford 3-0 this afternoon and afterwards manager Paul Caddis spoke about their victory.
"Absolutely delighted, buzzing for the players," said Caddis.
"This is a real, real tough place to come, a real tough place.
"They haven't conceded a lot of goals.
"We wanted to come and try and silence the crowd, we know there is an expectation here that can sometimes be a bit false, we knew we had to try and control that.
"I thought Hereford started really well, first ten minutes they put a lot of balls down the side, we always thought they would be pretty direct with putting balls forward and get after the game which they did.
"But I think we were clinical and fully deserved the three points.
"I think in the end it was fairly comfortable in the last fifteen minutes.
"Hereford are second in the League, to score three goals here is absolutely amazing.
"I thought the referee was outstanding in terms of decision making, I thought he was first class'
"I'm absolutely delighted for our group of players, I really am."
Remembrance Matchday At Edgar Street
Representatives from the Royal British Legion were at Edgar Street this afternoon for the club's annual Remembrance matchday.
The one minute silence took place just before kick-off.
Today's National North League Results
Results of the games played in the National North League this afternoon.
https://x.com/NL_Enterprise/status/2116580678133551300/photo/2Hereford drop to 4th. They would have gone top had they defeated Kings Lynn.
South Shields are top, Oxford City second and Macclesfield third.
REACTION | Aaron Downes - Hereford FC 0-3 Kings Lynn
Aaron Downes gives his post match reaction to todays 3-0 defeat, click on the play button to hear his thoughts.
REACTION | Harry Tustin - Hereford FC 0-3 Kings Lynn
Harry Tustin gives his post match reaction to todays 3-0 defeat, click on the play button to hear his thoughts.
Full time: Hereford 0-3 Kings Lynn
Hereford have gone down to a 3-0 defeat against Paul Caddis’ Kings Lynn.
Having conceded a Kwame Thomas penalty after 13 minutes, Thomas scored a second just three minutes later.
Aaron Jones made it 3-0 on 65 minutes. Despite Hereford pressure, they failed to break through a Kings Lynn backline and suffer a second successive home defeat.
Half time: Hereford 0-2 Kings Lynn
Hereford trail 2-0 at the break at Edgar Street.
Both goals have come from Kwame Thomas, the first from the penalty spot.
Hereford’s best effort came late in the half, with Harrison Iwunze forcing the Kings Lynn goalkeeper into an acrobatic save.
Team news: Hereford v Kings Lynn
Fin Holmes starts for Hereford with Billy Phillips dropping to the bench for this afternoon’s game against Kings Lynn.
Lewis Hudson is among the substitutes, replacing Liam Roberts after his loan spell ended.
Kings Lynn manager Paul Caddis names Harley Hamilton in his starting eleven.
Hereford: Richardson, Skinner, Kandola, Merritt, Tustin, Waldron, Holmes, Spokes, James, Iwunze, Howkins.
Subs: Hudson, Willis, Martin, Cox, Lewis, Phillips, Muir.
Updated: Just before kick-off Hereford's Billy Phillips was replaced by Jordan Williamson. Phillips took a knock in last Tuesday's game against Telford.
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