The Bulls are back on the road on Saturday as they travel to East Yorkshire to take on Scarborough Athletic.

Hereford returned to winning ways last Saturday with an emphatic 5-1 win away to Sudbury in the FA Trophy, which ended a run of seven games without a win.

“I’m really pleased, I thought we were excellent, we travelled a long way on the day, so it was a tough place to go, it was disappointing going 1-0 down, but we responded brilliantly,” said Paul Caddis.

After the win in the FA Trophy, Hereford drew fellow National League North side Radcliffe in the next round.

The Bulls’ last win in the league came in early October, a 2-1 away win over Leamington.

Hereford enter the game on Saturday in 20th on 16 points, with four wins, four draws and eight losses.

Scarborough have had a good start to the season, currently in fifth place with 29 points, having won nine, drawn two and lost five.

The Seadogs are coming off the back of a disappointing 1-0 loss away to Leek Town last Saturday, which knocked them out of the FA Trophy.

Their last league game was a 2-1 win away to Curzon Ashton, which ended a streak of four consecutive losses.

Prior to that poor run of form, they had been on an excellent run of 10 games unbeaten.

Johnathan Greening’s side finished in 13th last season on 61 points, 15 behind the Bulls.

The two sides met twice last season, with each of them picking up a 1-0 win at home.

Hereford’s 1-0 win came via a Jaiden White goal, who returned to the club on loan earlier in the week.

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

 

Team News

Madou Cisse has returned to Notts County for treatment on a foot injury.

 

Last Five

HEREFORD:

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)
2-1 (A) AFC Fylde 25/10/25 (Williams x1)

 

SCARBOROUGH:

1-0 (A) Leek Town FA Trophy 15/11/25
1-2 (A) Curzon Ashton 08/11/25 (Rio Allan x1, Kieran Weledji x1)
1-0 (A) Worksop 01/11/25
1-2 (H) Marine 25/10/25 (Stephen Walker x1)
4-0 (A) South Shields 21/10/25

 

One to Watch

Stephen Walker (SCARBOROUGH):

Walker has started this season well with nine goals in 14 appearances so far, although he has not scored in the last three games.

The forward joined the club in February of this year and scored four goals in the final 14 games of last season.

He came through the academy of Middlesbrough and played seven times for the first team in the Championship.

Greening will be hoping his talisman can return to scoring ways on Saturday.

 

Head-2-Head:

Scarborough 1-0 Hereford (National League North) 15/03/25
Hereford 1-0 Scarborough (National League North) 17/12/24
Scarborough 3-0 Hereford (National League North) 06/01/24
Hereford 3-1 Scarborough (National League North) 28/11/23
Hereford 2-0 Scarborough (National League North) 07/01/23
Scarborough 1-0 Hereford (National League North) 13/08/22