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A little nerve racking for Hereford
Hereford United's 4-3 win at Leigh was rather lucky for the Bulls with the winner coming in added time.
After the game Lee Mills, interviewed by Terry Goodwin for BBC H&W, thought it must have been fantastic entertainment for the fans but not for the Hereford team.
"It was a little nerve racking for the boys who were playing," he commented.
"The first goal was a far post header which is my trademark and the second was a side foot (after a pass) from David Brown who has done ever so well for me."
Mills laid on two goals for Adam Stansfield, who came on as a sub.
"Adam has been unfortunate as he has been out of the side for the last three games but he's come on today and done a job.
"Leigh gave us a good game this afternoon. First half we had the wind and went 1-0 up but second half was a lottery as to who was going to win.
"The boys weren't too pleased with our performance but it's three points."
One Leigh supporter in particular wasn't very pleased when Stansfield scored the winner. He had placed £5 on a 3-3 draw with odds of 66-1, which would have netted him £330. Not his day.