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HARRIERS UP AND OFF THE GROUND WITH LEVI

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 August 2026

By Tim Clarke

SUBSTITUTE Levi Amantchi scored with his first touch as Kidderminster Harriers put their opening day defeat firmly behind them with a deserved victory.
The towering forward turned in Callum Stewart’s cross on 78 minutes to secure Harriers their first points since returning to the National League.
For manager Paul Wotton, it was vindication of his decision to make a raft of changes to his side in the wake of their disappointing loss at fellow promoted side Hornchurch.
“The most positive thing – apart from the three points – was the reaction...

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