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Kiddy start well on their Step 2 return

KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS enjoyed a win in their first game after relegation, scoring a goal in each half at Darlington.

Kidderminster Harriers

By Craig Stoddart

DARLINGTON 1
KIDDERMINSTER H 2
KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS enjoyed a win in their first game after relegation, scoring a goal in each half at Darlington.
But Quakers had almost opened the scoring early in the contest. Cedric Main’s run deep into enemy territory ended with a shot dealt with by Harriers goalkeeper Christian Dibble
Phil Brown’s side led 1-0 when key player Luke Summerfield, who pulled the strings in midfield, released Maz Kouhyar down the left, and his cross found Amari Morgan-Smith who headed home.
When a similar chance fell to Jack Maskell, making his Darling...

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