Aaron Downes side found the perfect response to Matty Daly’s first half strike with two second half goals inside four minutes.

Lewis Hudson bundled home the equaliser before Kameron Muir gave Hereford the lead with 36 minutes remaining.

However, Morecambe rallied and protected their long unbeaten home record with another fine goal from Daly.

The Bulls started on the front foot and when the home defence backed off Kam Kandola took advantage and saw his third minute effort tipped wide.

Luke Spokes was next to threaten the Morecambe goal but his low inviting cross narrowly evades Harry Tustin.

The Bulls went even closer after 11 minutes with Harrison Iwunze connecting with a corner, but seeing his effort cleared off the goal-line before Kameron Muir fired the rebound wide on his first start.

However, three minutes later Morecambe were ahead after Ruben Curley pulled the ball back for Matty Daly to fire home from the edge of the penalty area.

Downes’ side were left short of chances for the remainder of the first half, with Luke Spokes’ deflected effort flying wide just before the whistle.

Within 30 seconds of the second half the Bulls broke again with Muir crossing for fellow Notts County loanee Iwunze who failed to trouble the goalkeeper with his header.

Morecame remained a threat on the break but failed to capitalise on a three-on-one scenario as Ruben Curley’s poor touch allowed Hereford to recover the situation.

Just a minute later the Bulls were level after a corner resulted in a melee inside the box and skipper Lewis Hudson managed to prod the ball home.

Downes’ side completed their turnaround on the 55th minute after winning the ball inside their opposition's half before Luke Spokes slid the ball through to Muir to score.

Hereford were full of belief and Keziah Martin was next to test the Morecambe goal with a long-range effort saved by the goalkeeper.

Theo Richardson was also kept alert at the opposite end and had to deny Paul Lewis, who met a free-kick but was denied by a flying save.

Hereford were capitalising on some errors by the home side in midfield and Harry Tustin won the ball before racing through out wide and rattling the crossbar at the front post.

However, the Bulls were punished for their missed opportunities when a perfectly timed run by Daly resulted in the marksman firing home.

Tustin continued to provide a threat for the home side and on the 72-minute mark the Cheltenham loanee saw his effort deflect wide.

Hereford breathed a sigh of relief moments later when Ben Williams’ effort took a wicked deflection before flying just wide.

Downes made positive changes in a bid to win the match and Fin Holmes saw his effort fly over from range.

Hereford almost left Lancashire empty handed as Richardson was forced into a flying save after a corner resulted in a header towards goal in a packed box.

Hereford: Richardson, Hudson, Kandola, Merrett (Phillips 85), Martin (Cox 72), Tustin (Bitemo 90), Spokes, James, Iwunze (Waldron 90), Howkins, Muir (Holmes 76)

Unused subs: Willis, Lewis