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The Bulls entertain Wrexham for the first time since a LDV Trophy encounter in early 2005.
That time, the Bulls lost to a Chris Llewellyn goal - a player that has left and rejoined the club since the game. The Bulls last win over the Dragons was in a FA Cup game in 2001, where an Ian Wright goal beat the then League One side.
The Bulls, without loan pair of John Eustace and Neil Mackenzie, have pulled in four points from nine bagging an impressive away win at Notts County and drawing against a useful Bristol Rovers side to cement their mid-table place. The midfield replacements, Luke Webb and Andy Ferrell, have hidden their relative inexperience at this level with some excellent performances. Up front currently appears to the be the worry for Graham Turner, with Stuart Fleetwood still showing a lack of full fitness from his recent illness, and Andy Williams only a slight possibility to make the squad for this game.
Wrexham's season went into free-fall after they beat the Bulls at the Racecourse Ground in September thanks to a Steve Evans goal, picking up just four points from their next eight games. They lie eight points clear of the relegation spots, but have won just one of their eleven games away from home this season - picking up just six of their 28 points on the road.
Hereford United vs Wrexham, Edgar Street, Saturday 30th December, 12 noon.
