CAMERON Hargreaves’ late goal saw King’s Lynn grab a vital draw at Edgar Street in their battle to stay up.
Hereford were cruising at half-time and had a great chance to go 3-0 up when they were awarded a penalty five minutes into the second half.
However, Paul Jones saved Yusifu Ceesay’s spotkick. Tom Hughes pulled a goal back for the away side on the hour mark before Hargreaves levelled.
“In the first half, we were miles off it and deservedly were behind,” said King’s Lynn manager Adam Lakeland. “We had to have a lot of honesty at half-time and demand more of the players. In the second half, I thought we came out and showed tremendous resilience, grit and character.
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