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HARRIERS HAVE LIFE IN BATTLE FOR TITLE

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KIDDERMINSTER 1 Brown 87
HARROGATE T 0
By Adam Matthews
ANDRE BROWN’S dramatic late winner helped Kidderminster Harriers pile on the pressure in the title race as they emerged victorious in a scrappy affair against a resolute Harrogate Town outfit at Aggborough.
As league leaders AFC Fylde faltered at Nuneaton, Harriers closed the gap at the top to six points with a game in hand and in the process recorded a 13th consecutive home win, a post-war club record.
It looked like Town, who deserved at least a point from the encounter, had done enough to stifle the promotion chasers, but a fl...

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