Hereford will be looking to return to winning ways after a 2-1 loss to table toppers South Shields on Saturday, which ended their five-game unbeaten run in the league.

“I’m really pleased with the effort from the players, they’re a brilliant football team and it was an overall great game of football for the National League North,” said Paul Caddis.

South Shields are unbeaten in the league and the Bulls can feel positive about the fact that they went toe-to-toe with them.

Hereford enter the game on Tuesday in 14th, with 14 points, having won four, drawn two and lost five.

Telford have had mixed fortunes so far this season as they currently sit in 17th with 12 points, having won three, drawn three and lost five.

The Bucks’ most recent form has been impressive, with back-to-back wins against Darlington and Scarborough, which saw them score 10 goals.

Their emphatic 6-0 win against Darlington in the FA Cup earned them an away trip to Sutton United in the first round.

The 4-1 victory against Scarborough on the weekend was a much-needed one, as they had gone three games without a win.

Kevin Wilkin’s side finished third in the Southern League Premier Division Central last season and were promoted via the play-offs.

Hereford and Telford last met back in the 22/23 season when the Shropshire side were last in the National League North.

There are a number of Bucks’ players that will be familiar faces to the Edgar Street crowd, with Jordan Cranston, Orrin Pendley, Brandon Hall and Ricardo Dinanga all being former players.

The Bulls fans will be hoping to see their side pick up their third home win of the season on Tuesday night.

 

Team News

Gus Mafuta returned to action on Saturday, playing for around 60 minutes, although Tuesday may come too soon for him.

Lawson D’Ath came off against South Shields after taking a knock to the hip and is a doubt.

Eno Nto was absent from the last two squads after coming off against Hemel Hempstead with a hamstring issue.

 

Last Five

HEREFORD:

2-1 (A) South Shields 18/10/25 (Michael Parker x1)
1-2 (A) Leamington 04/10/25 (Remaye Campbell x1, OG x1)
0-3 (H) Hemel Hempstead Town FA Cup Replay 30/09/25
2-2 (A) Hemel Hempstead Town FA Cup 27/09/25 (Omari Sterling-James x1, Campbell x1)
2-3 (A) Sporting Khalsa FA Cup 23/09/25 (Sam Osborne x1, Campbell x1, Eno Nto x1)

 

TELFORD:

4-1 (H) Scarborough 18/10/25 (James Meddows x1, Remi Walker x2, Ricardo Dinanga x1)
0-6 (A) Darlington FA Cup 11/10/25 (Dylan Allen-Hadley x1, Matt Stenson x2, OG x1, Adan George x2)
1-3 (A) AFC Fylde 04/10/25 (Walker x1)
4-1 (H) Evesham United FA Cup 27/09/25 (Meddows x1, Walker x1, Stenson x2)
1-0 (A) Alfreton Town 20/09/25

 

One to Watch

Remi Walker (TELFORD):

The midfielder has been in fine form so far this season as he has scored six goals in the first 11 league games, including a brace in their most recent game.

Walker came through the academy at Birmingham City and joined Telford in 2023 after he was released, prior to that, he had a loan spell at Alvechurch.

Wilkin will be hoping Walker can continue to cause the opposition problems on Tuesday night.

 

Head-2-Head

Hereford 0-0 Telford (National League North) 11/03/23
Telford 0-1 Hereford (National League North) 12/11/22
Hereford 1-0 Telford (National League North) 15/04/22
Telford 0-0 Hereford (National League North) 30/08/21
Hereford 1-0 Telford (National League North) 13/08/19

The two sides have met eight times in all competitions, with four wins for the Bulls, four draws and no wins for the Bucks.