Non-League Paper

Super Sam’s strike seals it

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

By Adam Matthews

KIDDERMINSTER H 1 CURZON ASHTON 0
SAM AUSTIN’S first-half wondergoal was the difference between the two sides as resolute Kidderminster recorded a hard-fought win at Aggborough.
Harriers closed the gap tbetween them and leaders Gloucester City to three points thanks to Austin’s 36th minute stunner.
Curson Ashton had the better early chances.
The lively Jude Oyibo called Harriers’ stopper Luke Simpson into action twice, before Connor Hughes’ powerful shot was blocked by defender Max Taylor.
But the patient Harriers took the lead on 36 minutes, with Au...

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