National League North

Truslove has Harriers up for next challenge

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 April 2017

By Matt Paddock
KIDDERMINSTER H 3
BRADFORD PA 1
KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS secured second place and the play-off home advantage with a win over Bradford Park Avenue.
John Eustace’s young charges didn’t have it all their own way, though. While they deservedly went into the break 2-0 up thanks to goals from Joe Ironside and Jordan Tunnicliffe, Avenue made a real game of it and pulled a goal back through Nicky Wroe’s penalty.
With nerves edging around Aggborough, the visitors threatened to equalise but an assured finish from Liam Truslove on the counter wrapped up another victory...

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