Fans will finally be allowed to watch Hereford play at Edgar Street for the first time in 10 months.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed earlier today that spectators will be allowed into indoor and outside events in Tier 1 and 2 regions with capacities set.
You have to go way back to February 29 for the last time fans were allowed to watch the Bulls at Edgar Street, but that is set to change next month. Hereford's next home game is set to be against AFC Fylde on December 12, with away matches at Darlington and Chester also set to be played in front of supporters on the 5th and 8th respectively.
Prior to the national lockdown being implemented, Herefordshire was a Tier 1 region. The Government has said a maximum of 4,000 fans will be allowed to watch outside events in Tier 1 areas from December 2; however it is understood that will only be the case if 4,000 is above half of the stadium's capacity. Therefore, it is likely that restrictions will still be in place and clubs will still have to ensure they adhere to Covid regulations.