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STOURPORT SWIFTS 0 KIDDERMINSTER H 8

By Andy Mitchell
RUTHLESS Kidderminster made their dominance count in the second half of a demolition job that was no reflection on Stourport’s effort.
Harriers created all the chances in the first half, but had only Joe Ironside’s 10th-minute point-blank header from a crisp delivery by full-back Tyrone Williams to show for it at the interval.
Swifts had planned to use Kidderminster keeper Tom Palmer in the second half, but were denied permission by referee Neil Pratt. Callum Grant, who had played between the sticks for the first 45 minutes and appeared to be carrying a knock, w...

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