Hereford United to fight for Football League survival

Hereford United sum up the best of League Two football. They play good, honest football on a tight budget, and are followed all the way by a passionate fan base.

But their league two status is under threat. They are second from bottom with two games left.

Their manager, Richard O'Kelly, says they will fight to the end.

O'Kelly took charge of Hereford in March 2012 with the side already looking in danger.

But unlike most other clubs, a new manager arriving didn't require a harsh sacking.

The man that had been the gaffer, Jamie Pitman, stayed on as an assistant.

Together, O'Kelly and Pitman are doing everything they can to prepare for the two most important games in the club's recent history.

Steve Clamp has the full report: