Bulls injured pair fit to resume

Centre-half Karl Broadhurst has missed the last two Bulls games.

Injured Hereford United centre-halves Dean Beckwith and Karl Broadhurst will be back in training this week.

With Josh Gowling also sidelined, Bulls boss Graham Turner was so short that he brought in Godwin Antwi from Liverpool on a month's emergency loan last week.

But Beckwith is now free to resume after being led off with concussion in the win at Cheltenham on 14 February.

And, although Josh Gowling (ankle) is still out, Broadhurst is ready to report fit for training.

"I understand Dean will start some light training," Turner told BBC Hereford & Worcester. "And Karl Broadhurst will join in as well."

After two successive wins, 3-2 at Cheltenham and then 2-0 at home to Leeds United last Tuesday night, the Bulls' mini winning run ended with a 1-0 defeat at home to high-flying Peterborough on Saturday.

Their next game is also at home this Saturday when they will get the chance to move to within three points of safety against fellow strugglers Leyton Orient (28 February, 1500 GMT).