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MAGPIES LEAVE KIDDY TRAILING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

By Adam Matthews

KIDDERMINSTER H 1
CHORLEY 2
MARK ELLIS struck the winner for Chorley who leapfrogged Kidderminster Harriers in the table with a workmanlike victory.
An early strike from Tom Carr was cancelled out by Ashley Hemmings, but Ellis popped up midway through the second period to seal a third straight win for the Magpies.
Chorley took the lead after six minutes. Warren Clarke whipped in a cross for Carr, who had time to fire home a low drive.
The hosts levelled when Caleb Richards took the ball in his stride down the left, before crossing for Hemmings to stab home his 15th...

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