The Bulls are back at home on Saturday as they host Marine.

Hereford will be looking to return to winning ways in the league after they were held to a 1-1 draw away to Chester on Tuesday night.

After a quiet first half, the Whites got going in the second half and took the lead through Aaron Skinner.

It looked as though the Bulls were about to pick up their first league win since early October, until a last-minute equaliser from Chester.

“I’m gutted for the players, I thought we were decent enough throughout the game, but we had chances to win, and we didn’t take them,” said Paul Caddis.

Hereford enter the game on Saturday in 22nd on 17 points, with four wins, five draws and eight losses.

Marine have had a good season so far as they currently sit in fifth on 30 points with nine wins, three draws and seven losses.

The Mariners are coming off the back of an impressive 2-0 win at home to Kidderminster on Tuesday night, which extended their unbeaten run in the league to five.

Bobby Grant’s side have not lost away from home since early September, when they lost 4-1 to Radcliffe.

Marine finished comfortably in mid-table last season in 15th on 58 points, 19 clear of the relegation zone.

The two sides met twice last season, a 4-0 win at Edgar Street for the Bulls and a 2-2 draw in Merseyside.

Hereford fans will be hoping to see their side earn all three points on Saturday.

Team News

Remaye Campbell was absent from the squad against Chester after he picked up an injury at work, and he remains a doubt for Saturday.

Last Five

HEREFORD:

1-1 (A) Chester 25/11/25 (Aaron Skinner x1)
1-5 (A) Sudbury 15/11/25 FA Trophy (Andy Williams x1, Sam Osborne x3, Eno Nto x1)
1-2 (H) Southport 08/11/25 (Harley Hamilton x1)
3-0 (A) Oxford City 04/11/25
3-3 (H) Curzon Ashton 01/11/25 (Omari Sterling-James x3)

MARINE:

2-0 (H) Kidderminster 25/11/25 (Declan Drysdale x1, George Newell x1)
0-0 (H) Oxford City 22/11/25
2-1 (H) Telford 11/11/25 (Newell x2)
0-1 (A) Leamington 08/11/25 (Adam Anson x1)
1-1 (A) Chester 04/11/25 (Newell x1)

One to Watch:

George Newell (MARINE):

The forward has been in excellent form recently, with five goals in the last seven games.

Newell arrived at the club in the summer after he left Bala Town in the Cymru Premier, where he scored five goals last season and 28 overall in 59 league appearances.

He even made an appearance in a UEFA Conference League qualifier last campaign, where Bala were narrowly defeated by Estonian side Paide.

Grant will be hoping his forward can continue his recent form on Saturday.