Non-League Round-Up: Kidderminster Harriers Suffer Heavy Defeat
Kidderminster Harriers were booed off the pitch after a humiliating 5-1 defeat against Radcliffe at Aggborough, their heaviest home loss since 2018.
This loss led to the Harriers dropping to ninth place after back-to-back defeats. Radcliffe's Daniel Greenfield and David Ball scored twice within the first 19 minutes, while Kurt Willoughby managed to halve the deficit midway through the first half.
However, Jordan Hulme quickly restored Radcliffe's two-goal lead, and late goals from Lois Maynard and Rio Clegg further added to Kidderminster's woes.
"I'm not sure where you start after conceding from four corners," Murray said afterwards. "We spoke about it, we planned for it, we did a lot of video on it. We went to the training ground and did it. I just said to the boys there, in that situation, what do you want me to do? Because I'm going to get asked the question now about how we conceded four goals from corners."
Author's summary: Kidderminster Harriers suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat against Radcliffe.
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