The hosts had the better of the chances, and a goal disallowed, dominating the first half without really testing goalkeeper Paul Jones.
Yusifu Ceesay had a shot saved in the eighth minute before Kye McFadden headed over for Lynn. Cody Johnson then shot over for the away side, while Ahkeem Rose did likewise for Paul Caddis’ men.
In the 34th minute, Lawson D’Ath’s free-kick went just over for Hereford before Cosmos Matwasa headed over. The home side’s best chance of the half though came just before the break. However, Ceesay shot straight at Jones when he should have scored.
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IT'S DAGGERS AT THE READY
BEN STREVENS says there’s no danger of Dagenham & Redbridge thinking they have cracked it after putting the National League on notice with a seven-goal salvo against leaders Gateshead.
CYRUS' GOALS ARE NOT MISSED
THE DEPARTURE of star- striker Cyrus Bruce failed to stunt Rugby Borough in their pursuit of FA Vase progression, with manager Dave Stringer hailing the impact of Shaun Ruzvidzo and Antonio Cristofaro for their part in filling the goal-laden gap.
GOAL-DEN RAMS ACE IS BACK IN THE HABIT
RAMSGATE goal machine Joe Taylor has quickly got back in the scoring habit – but the skipper says it’s all about promotion this year.
KARL IS BACK IN THE OLD ROUTINE
THE more time Karl Marginson spends looking at his Trafford team, he can see a reflection.
RAMOS STRIKES TO CLIP SWANS
POOLE shared the points with in-form Walton & Hersham in another classic game of two halves.The home side went into the game on the back of two disappointing defeats.
BRICKIES BUILD ON TROPHY TRIUMPH
SITTINGBOURNE eased into the third round of the FA Trophy a comfortable win over previous winners Kingstonian in the glorious Swale sunshine.
BATTLING BLUES HIT BACK AT MILLERS
CRAY VALLEY continued their impressive start to the season with a hard fought draw against a well drilled Billericay team.
REDFORD WINS IT LATE FOR TIGERS
WORKSOP TOWN made it seven league wins in a row and kept the pressure on Macclesfield at the top of the NPL Premier.
MURRAY NEEDS TO DRAW ON POSITIVES
TWO sides in fine form served up superb entertainment at Priory Lane.
LAKELAND ADMITS: LYNN HAD TO DIG IN
HEREFORD and King’s Lynn had to settle for a point apiece as the Bulls dropped more points at home.
