National League North

Old boy Obeng holds Harriers

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Paul Edwards
LEAMINGTON 1
KIDDERMINSTER H 1
LEAMINGTON frustrated another of the promotionchasing sides as they held in-form Kidderminster Harriers for a deserved point.
Paul Holleran’s men started well as Kaine Felix drew an instinctive save from Harriers keeper Brandon Hall when he drove a first time shot from just inside the box towards the top corner.
Hall had to be alert again when Kieran Dunbar connected with a thunderous first time drive from a halfcleared free-kick, diving low to turn the ball past the post.
Andre Brown fired the visitors in front on 27 minutes, with his sh...

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