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TAIT HITS THE SPOT FOR SPENNY

By Adam Matthews
KIDDERMINSTER HARR’ 2
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
JOE TAIT’s stoppagetime penalty earned Spennymoor Town a point at a windswept Aggborough.
Goals from James McQuilkin and Andre Brown looked to have given Harriers victory after David Foley’s opener for the Moors, but Tait’s 93rd minute spot kick ensured the visitors claimed a share of the points.
Spennymoor took the lead in the seventh minute when Brandon Hall’s poor clearance was seized upon by Foley, who hit an audacious effort from 35 yards, beating a backtracking Hall with the ball diverting in off th...

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