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NO PLAY-OFF REVENGE FOR KIDDY

By Adam Matthews
KIDDERMINSTER 0
CHORLEY 1
CHORLEY once again emerged victorious at Aggborough as a Tyrone Williams own goal ensured the visitors saw off Kidderminster Harriers on their own patch – just as they did in the play-off semifinal back in May.
Adam Blakeman’s fierce cross was diverted in from close range by Williams eleven minutes from time to leave last season’s runnersup with a sense of déjà vu.
The match was delayed by fifteen minutes due to Chorley being stuck in traffic on the M6 and Harriers unsurprisingly started the game the quicker, with Wi...

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