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Seven without loss for Harriers

Kidderminster Harriers kept up their terrific recent form to remain second in National League North.

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Kidderminster Harriers in action (Photo: Paul France)

Harriers are now unbeaten in their last seven matches after comfortably dispatching mid-table Alfreton Town at Aggborough last night.

Cliff Moyo rose highest to head home a corner just past the half-hour mark and give Kidderminster the lead.

Harriers – who drew 2-2 at Farsley Celtic on Saturday – bagged their second of yesterday evening when Omari Sterling delivered a ball from deep and Ashley Hemmings headed home.

That made it 2-0 in the 71st minute – and the game was over as a contest three minutes from time when Hemmings got his second of the night.

He capitalised on a mistake in the Alfreton defence and had the simplest of tasks of finishing into an empty net.

Hemmings could have gone on to complete his hat-trick when he was unable to guide the ball into the net.

Harriers follow up with two more home games in the next week – against Curzon Ashton and Kettering Town.