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AMARI HAS LAST WORD FOR KIDDY

BUXTON 1 KIDDERMINSTER HARR 3
By Elliot Steadman

KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS picked up a convincing win against Buxton.
Early on Buxton had a neat move involving Kieran Burton, who worked space before laying the ball back for Brennan, while Johnny Johnston’s effort was quickly blocked by the defence.
The away side broke the deadlock in the 26th minute when Seb Thompson struck a free-kick from around 25 yards that flew into the back of the net.
Cooper was called into action again soon after, making what proved to be his final contribution as he denied Ryley Reynolds with a low stop.
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