Liverpool loan Antwi to Hereford

Hereford United have responded to a defensive injury crisis by signing Godwin Antwi from Liverpool on a month's emergency loan.

Dean Beckwith (concussion) and Josh Gowling (ankle) picked up injuries in Saturday's 3-2 win at Cheltenham.

And, with Karl Broadhurst having also failed to come out for the second half, Bulls boss Turner has brought in Antwi.

The Ghana-born defender, 20, joined Liverpool in August 2005, after starting his career at Real Zaragoza.

This will be the fourth loan move of his short career for Antwi, who was part of Liverpool's FA Youth Cup-winning team in 2006.

He spent the last two months of the 2006/07 campaign in League Two at Accrington Stanley, then spent the whole of last season at Hartlepool. And he spent the first half of this season at another of the Bulls' League One rivals Tranmere Rovers.

Antwi could be set for an immediate debut against Leeds United at Edgar Street on Tuesday night ahead of another Liverpool youngster, keeper Peter Gulacsi.

Gulacsi and fellow January deadline signing Fabien Brandy, from Manchester United, both made their debut in Saturday's win at Whaddon Road.