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Sunday, March 15, 2026

After The Final Whistle - More Pictures

A second selection of pictures following the final whistle at Edgar Street yesterday where Hereford defeated League Leaders South Shields 2-1.

Hereford Women Ease Into HFA Final

Hereford Women are in the HFA Womens County Cup Final after a double digit win over Ross Juniors this afternoon.

They led by 4-0 at the break thanks to goals from S Smith (penalty),Jordan, Jordan and Smith.

Another seven goals in the second half from Evans, Jordan, Edwards, Jordan, David, David and David.

Final Score: Hereford 11 Ross Juniors 0

After The Final Whistle Against The League Leaders

Given Hereford had just defeated the League Leaders it was no surprise that players, staff and supporters were elated with the result.

Below some pictures:

Watson - An Outstanding Free Kick.

South Shields manager Ian Watson gave Hereford a lot of praise in his post match interview at Edgar Street yesterday.

"It was a good game, two really good sides," said Watson.

"We created so many moments, we entered their box so many times.

"Fair play to them they got some unbelievable blocks in, their keeper pulled off some really good saves.

"And then we concede two goals from 25/30 yards out and that's what defined the scoreboard.

"But we didn't give up, we kept on going."

Watson spoke about the two Hereford goals.

"We didn't start the second half great, the game was a bit basketballey.

"But credit to the opposition, they had a game plan and came with a lot of energy.

"And the new manager has gone in there and has done really well.

"The first goal is one of them, it was a bit of a cross shot kind of thing where it has just curled in at the back post.

"And then the second one is an outstanding free kick from the boy, I think it was 30 yards out.

"He hits it with loads of whip, loads of dip, he gets it up and over the wall and it's an outstanding finish.

"You feel hard done by because you don't deserve to be 2-0 down but that's the way football goes."

D'Ath Goes Over The Top Celebrating Sohna's Goal

Harrison Sohna scored two excellent goals for Hereford against South Shields yesterday.

Following the first goal players celebrated and one of them, Lawson D'Ath landed on the ground after joining in.

Sohna reveals moment he knew wonder strike was going in

A calm and cool Harrison Sohna after his opener

Harrison Sohna admitted he knew his spectacular opener against South Shields was heading for the top corner the moment it left his foot.

The former Cheltenham Town midfielder who's only been with Hereford a little over two weeks, scored two stunning second-half goals as Hereford beat the National League North leaders 2-1 at Edgar Street, ending the Mariners’ 16-game unbeaten run.

Sohna broke the deadlock with a superb curling effort from distance before adding a free-kick from a similar area to seal a memorable victory for the Bulls.

Explaining the first strike, Sohna said he spotted South Shields goalkeeper Tom Watson stepping across his goal and decided to take advantage.

"I knew there was space to his right so I just hit it and as soon as it left my foot, I kind of knew it was in because the keeper's backtracking," the 23-year-old told the media after the game.

"I'm thankful that it went in and got us going a bit, and gave us a bit of a push in the moment I thought we needed it."

The goal helped swing momentum Hereford’s way after a tight first hour in which the Bulls had been required to dig in against the league leaders.

Sohna said the team had been prepared for a tough contest against a side known for their possession and movement.

"I thought it was a big team effort today," he said. "I thought from every man, from the goalkeeper all the way to the striker, we had to dig in from minute one.

"We know that they [South Shields] like to move the ball quickly so we had to dig in and do the off-the-ball stuff well, I thought we did that.

"We had to earn the right into the game and I thought we got a bit controlled to be fair in moments."

His second goal arrived from a free-kick in a similar position on the edge of the area.

Sohna said he already had a plan when the set-piece was awarded.

“I practise a lot of free-kicks in those types of areas,” he said.

“So even when Tuzzy [Harry Tustin] went down, I kind of knew what I was going to do with the free-kick when I got the ball.”