We turn the attention to Saturday afternoon’s action with a full and in-depth preview of our National League North trip to Aggborough Stadium.
Kidderminster Harriers v Spennymoor Town
National League North
Saturday 22nd February 2025, 3pm
Aggborough Stadium
The Opposition
Kidderminster Harriers have slipped down to seventh in the National League North table on the back of a frustrating recent run which has seen them win just once in six league outings.
Phil Brown’s men were at the top of the table after hitting top form in the latter months of 2024 and the early part of the New Year.
Harriers are aiming to end a run of three consecutive home defeats in all competitions this weekend and will also be keen to bounce back from their disappointing midweek reverse at Marine.
Despite the inconsistent results of late, they remain firmly in the race for promotion and Brown is experienced enough to know that they can still have a big say during the run-in.
Previous Meeting
The points were shared when Moors entertained Kidderminster Harriers at The Brewery Field back in the early part of October.
Isaac Fletcher had put Graeme Lee’s men in front just before the break but Amari Morgan-Smith levelled things up on the hour and that’s how it finished.
Referee
The man in the middle for Saturday’s contest at Aggborough will be Neil Pratt, and he will be assisted by Minesh Gupta and Robert Pealing. George Eaton will be the Fourth Official.
Tickets
Fans are strongly encouraged to buy in advance online for Saturday’s game and are also advised that Aggborough Stadium is a cashless venue.
Click here for full ticket information.
Live Commentary
If you’re not able to make the long trip to Kidderminster this weekend then you can keep on top of the latest developments by joining us for live commentary on Durham OnAir.
Mark Simpson will be live from Aggborough Stadium from 2.50pm to set the scene and run you through the team news before describing all the action as it unfolds.
Click here for more info on listening into our free live commentary.
Betting Odds
Kidderminster Harriers have been installed as 4/5 favourites for victory on Saturday, while Moors are rated an 11/4 shot for three points and a draw is priced up at odds of 12/5.
