National League North

KING ARTHUR SLAYS JANSEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 May 2017

Magpies put to the sword by Gnahoua

By Alan Jones

MAKING IT COUNT: Kiddy players celebrate after Arthur Gnahoua had given them the lead

While Kieran Charnock presses for Chorley,
PICTURES: Josh Vosper

IF the quest for a place in the National League North play-offs was tight, then the battle to navigate a way through promises to be even more competitive.
A sublime goal from Arthur Gnahoua means Kidderminster Harriers take a slender advantage into the second-leg of a semi-final against Chorley that was always expected to be delicately poised.
The fight to reach the play-offs was full...

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