A POINT APIECE DOES NO GOOD

DEFENCES were on top in this goalless draw at Aggborough, which didn't do either Kidderminster Harriers or York City any real favours in the National League relegation battle.

- Adam Matthews

Whilst neither team could force a goal which would have secured a priceless three points, the hosts were left wondering how they didn't break the deadlock in a second half which they controlled.

Harriers boss Phil Brown said: "We didn't really kick on until the hour mark, which is when we looked like we had half a chance of winning the game. I didn't ever feel that York were offering enough for us to lose the game. They've come here and frustrated us and got themselves a clean sheet, but fortunately we got a clean sheet too. You can lose these types of games quite easily.