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Kiddy show off their class to upstage Moors

SOLIHULL MOORS 0 KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS 3
By David Lawrence
STRIKER Joe Ironside struck a goal in each half to help Harriers to victory over their National League hosts. Ashley Chambers was also on target for Neil MacFarlane’s side, who put in an excellent defensive display with skipper Jimmy O’Connor, Ryan Johnson and Fraser Horsfall all excelling.
Kidderminster opened the scoring on 25 minutes when Dan Bradley floated a ball over the Solihull defence for Chambers, who calmly rounded keeper Ryan Boot before slotting into the empty net. The lead was doubled six minutes later, Ir...

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