National League North

FIVE-STAR HARRIERS GET BACK IN THE HABIT!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

KIDDERMINSTER 5 CURZON ASHTON 0
By Adam Matthews

AMARI MORGAN-SMITH bagged a brace as Kidderminster Harriers got back to winning ways with a comfortable victory.
Russell Penn’s Harriers, who had not won in the league for over a month, took their frustrations out on the Nash and reignited their own promotion hopes, putting a dent in Curzon’s play-off aspirations in the process.
Harriers took the lead halfway through the first period when Omari Sterling’s inswinging corner skimmed the head of Curzon midfielder Jordan Lussey, and despite the ball then being cleared of...

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