KIDDY HAUNTED BY AN OLD BOY

SPORTS player-manager Michael Gash was the hero as his winner, three minutes into stoppage time, saw the home side knock out National League Kidderminster at PIMS Park.

- Lillianna Armstrong

Gash, who had one loan and one permanent spell with Harriers, helped his side overcome their higher-ranked opponents in the dying moments.

However, the Turbines dominated the game throughout having named an unchanged XI from their 1-1 draw with Chester in midweek.

Seger Kiddy made several changes from the side that beat Oxford City 3-2 with Ashley Hemmings, Amari Morgan-Smith, Jack Lambert and Shane Byrne dropping to the bench from the XI.

It was evident from the first minute that the hosts were up for this tie and they came out of the blocks fast and had the best of the early chances.

On four minutes, forward Ben Fowkes was able to twist and turn in the area and fire a left-footed effort towards goal but Tom Palmer made a good save to deny him.