Kidderminster Harriers

Kidderminster Harriers 1-5: Radcliffe: Brilliant Boro put Kiddy in a corner

An explosive performance from Radcliffe blew away ten-man Kidderminster Harriers, sealing a seventh win of the season and compounding the hosts to their heaviest home defeat for almost two decades.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

Radcliffe’s Rick Smith celebrates Lois Maynard’s goal

By Adam Matthews

KIDD’MINSTER H 1
Willoughby 22

RADCLIFFE 5
Greenfield 13, Ball 19, Hulme 25, Maynard 89, Clegg 90+2
An explosive performance from Radcliffe blew away ten-man Kidderminster Harriers, sealing a seventh win of the season and compounding the hosts to their heaviest home defeat for almost two decades.
Goals in the first half hour from Danny Greenfield, David Ball and Jordan Hulme, followed by Lois Maynard and Rio Clegg strikes in the dying minutes, saw Boro run out easy winners against shell shocked Harriers, who left the pitch to a chorus of boos at full-time.
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