National League North

KIDDY WARM UP WITH A WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

KIDDERMINSTER 1 DARLINGTON 0
By Adam Matthews

KEZIAH MARTIN struck Harriers’ 50th home league goal of the campaign to ensure they warmed up for the playoffs with a victory.
Russell Penn’s men will now look forward to entertaining Boston United on Thursday evening for the right to advance to the semi-finals and keep their promotion chances alive.
Harriers had the better of the opening exchanges and in the 19th minute, Sam Austin’s clever run and cross was met by a fierce strike from Ashley Hemmings, which was blocked by George Smith, who required treatment for his e...

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