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Kidderminster Harriers 1-2 Barnet: Ruthless Bees pile more woe on Kiddy

First-half goals from Anthony Hartigan and Callum Stead were enough for Barnet to claim victory over struggling Kidderminster Harriers at Aggborough and move to within three points of leaders Chesterfield at the top of the table.

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By Adam Matthews

KIDDERMINSTER 1
Pearce 65

BARNET 2
Hartigan 8, Stead 28
FIRST-HALF goals from Anthony Hartigan and Callum Stead were enough for Barnet to claim victory over struggling Kidderminster Harriers at Aggborough and move to within three points of leaders Chesterfield at the top of the table.
Harriers, meanwhile, remain at the foot of the National League with only one win this season and they couldn’t rescue a point in this encounter despite a second-half goal from Krystian Pearce.
“It was a great win, it’s a tough place to come,” Barnet chief Dean Brennan said. “They are physic...

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