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HARRIERS ENJOY LIFE OF RYLEY

KIDDERMINSTER HAR 1 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 0
By Adam Matthews

REJUVENATED Kidderminster Harriers sealed only a third home win of the season as Ryley Reynolds’ goal proved the difference against Spennymoor Town.
The Notts County loanee stroked home in the 64th minute as Harriers picked up their second victory of the week to follow a midweek win at Merthyr Town.
After a quiet opening period, Reynolds stung the hands of Spennymoor keeper Bobby Jones with a fierce strike, before Tobi Sho-Silva slotted wide.
As Harriers pushed for an opener before the break, Dan Jones had to divert Reece...

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