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Harriers hit back to share the spoils

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Adam Matthews
PLAY-OFF hopefuls Spennymoor Town picked up a point on the road in an entertaining affair with Kidderminster Harriers at Aggborough.
Rob Ramshaw had given the Moors the lead in the 36th minute but the advantage lasted only four minutes as Ashley Chambers levelled for Harriers.
Debutant Austin Samuels almost gave Harriers the lead shortly after the half hour mark but Tyler Forbes cleared the danger off the line, after Samuels’ effort had beaten Spennymoor keeper Matthew Gould.
The Moors’ goal came from a fantastic team move. After Glen Taylor and James Roberts co...

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