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KIDDY END SPIREITES’ HOME RUN

EASTER MONDAY
By Ed Moss

RELEGATION threatened Kidderminster Harriers inflicted a first home league defeat of the season on champions Chesterfield to earn a huge three points in their battle to beat the drop.
Ashley Hemmings put Phil Brown’s men visitors in front inside six minutes, only for a Matt Preston own goal to pull the Spireites level.
But second half goals from Zak Brown and Preston sealed a shock 3-1 win for the Harriers to take them to within a point of safety.
Boreham Wood crashed to a sixth straight defeat after they went down 4-2 at Southend United.
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