Burnham boss Gary Meakin believes their trip to Edgar Street is one they can get three points from.
He told the Slough & South Bucks Observer: “Hereford are a very young side who like to play football and will keep going for 90 minutes. They’re training full-time.
“If we take our chances we can kill the game off but, with their never say die attitude, they will always be in the game. It’s not going to be easy, but Hereford are in the league of teams we need to beat and we need to start picking up points.”
The Blues are relegation candidates according to the bookmakers, after four points so far this season. They have lost four matches by at least two goals, beating Frome Town and drawing with Hungerford last time out.
Bookies are again declining to offer odds on a Hereford United match with the future of the club still up in the air.