Kidderminster Harriers enter the FA Cup, while Hednesford Town bid to maintain upturn

Kidderminster Harriers have an FA Cup derby date to look forward to as they bid to reach the first round proper for the first time in three years.

Harriers welcome National League rivals Solihull Moors to Aggborough tomorrow (3pm), with the likes of Walsall, Sheffield Wednesday and former Premier League champions potentially awaiting in the first round.

Harriers have reached the first round proper just once since their run to the fourth round in 2021/22, but go into tomorrow’s game as the favourites after a decent start to the season.

Visitors Solihull, meanwhile, are just one off the foot of the table following their 5-0 defeat at Worthing last weekend.

In league action, Hednesford Town will be looking to build on their superb 1-0 victory at National League North high-flyers Hereford last weekend.

The Pitmen are back at Keys Park tomorrow to host a Brackley Town side who are readjusting to life back in step two of the non-league pyramid following their relegation last season.

Halesowen Town are without a win in four matches in all competitions ahead of their home game against third-bottom Hitchin Town.

The Yeltz have drawn three of those games 1-1, however, as they look to make a push for the Southern Central Premier play-offs.

Elsewhere in the division, Stourbridge travel to Suffolk to visit Bury Town, while sixth-placed Rushall Olympic are on the road at second-bottom Leighton Town.

Lichfield City will be looking to climb off the bottom of Northern One West when they visit Vauxhall Motors, while Chasetown will bid to end a five-match unbeaten run when they travel to Lower Breck.