National League North

Big crowd left shocked as Celts take second success

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

KIDDERMINSTER 0 FARSLEY CELTIC 2
By Chris Oldnall

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers’ six-match undefeated run came to a halt when lowly Farsley Celtic clinched a well-earned win thanks to goals from Tom Allan and Jimmy Spencer.
Harriers were stunned when the Celts struck in each half to seal only their second league victory of the campaign.
It was a bitterly disappointing afternoon for Aggborough manager Russ Penn’s side in front of their biggest crowd of the season – 2.564.
The below-par hosts were a goal down after just seven minutes when a free-kick by Bobby Johnson fou...

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