National League North

Kiddy’s win proves to be child’s play

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

KETTERING TOWN 0 KIDDERMINSTER HARR’RS 3
By Peter Short

IF YOU ever need a definition of men versus boys, then watch back the first 45 minutes between Kettering and Kidderminster.
A timid Poppies defence allowed their visitors too much space from the off and it took just ten minutes for Harriers to open the scoring – Yusifu Ceesay left alone to shoot from eight yards out.
The scoreline was doubled just eight minutes later from a corner as Krystian Pearce leapt above everybody to nod past the reach of Cameron Gregory.
The hosts did find a ten minutes spell of aggressi...

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