Buoyant Hereford boss Graham Turner hopes his side can build on their first league win of the season. Second half strikes from Stephen O'Leary and Bradley Hudson-Odoi ensured the Bulls bounced back impressively from last weekend's 6-1 defeat at Bristol Rovers.

"We desperately needed the win, and it has given everyone a lift."

Crewe boss Steve Holland felt his side reacted badly to going a goal behind.

"We've had a positive couple of weeks, with some good results but it is disappointing in the end."

-The Daily Star

Stephen O'Leary's dream debut fired Hereford to their first win of the season. The midfielder, who turned down a new contract at Luton lashed home the first goal on 38 minutes with a rasping shot into the roof of the net.

-The Sun

Hereford United gained their first win in League One after bouncing back from a 6-1 defeat at Bristol Rovers with a win over Crewe Alexandra. Second half strikes from Stephen O'Leary and Bradley Hudson-Odoi clinched three points for the home team.

Steve Holland, the Crewe manager said: "we were knocked early in the second half and we didn't do we after that."

-The Times

Hereford midfielder Ben Smith admitted he was a relieved man after seeing his side end their losing streak with a win.

Second-half goals from Stephen O'Leary and Bradley Hudson-Odoi ensured the Bulls took all three points.

Smith said: "We knew we had to win. We realised you have to raise your work rate. That was the key."

- The Daily Mirror