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HEMMINGS ARRIVES ON CUE FOR A VITAL POINT

HEMMINGS ARRIVES

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 1
Kretzschmar 45+1

KIDDERMINSTER 1
Hemmings 82
ASH HEMMINGS struck a late leveller to rescue a point for Kidderminster Harriers and make it four draws on the spin.
David Noble’s Stones took the lead during first-half stoppage time through the in-form Max Kretzschmar, but a late goal from Hemmings secured a valuable away point for Phil Brown’s men.
The Stones nearly made the perfect start as Kretzschmar’s free-kick was deflected goal-bound in the sixth minute, forcing Christian Dibble to react with a finger-tip save to deny Weal...

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