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York City 1-2 Kidderminster Harriers: Penn gets one over former club

FORMER York City captain and now Kidderminster boss Russ Penn got one over his old side in the opening game at the brand new LNER Community Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 August 2021

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By Dan Simmonite

YORK CITY 1
Heaney 46

KIDDERMINSTER H 2
Hemmings 21 Austin 87

NO KIDDING: Ashley Hemmings slides in to open the scoring for Kidderminster
PICTURE: Arthur Haigh

FORMER York City captain and now Kidderminster boss Russ Penn got one over his old side in the opening game at the brand new LNER Community Stadium.
Kidderminster took the lead early in the first half through Ashley Hemmings, who latched onto an Omari Sterling-James ball across the box and made no mistake from close range.
Luke Simpson then produced a string of fabulous fingertip saves to deny veteran striker Cl...

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