Non-league round-up: Kidderminster lose again, as Hednesford win
The latest non-league round-up from the action this weekend.
Kidderminster Harriers saw their winless run in the National League extended to six games, after losing 2-1 against Worthing at Aggborough.


Ben Crompton fired Kidderminster ahead before half-time, but Razzaq Coleman levelled 13 minutes after the restart.
Cory Adjetey-Brew completed the turnaround in the 68th-minute, as Kidderminster dropped to 12th.
Hednesford Town climbed into sixth-place in the National League North, after registering their fourth successive win with a 2-0 triumph over Spalding United at Keys Park.


Akheem Rose provided the breakthrough less than a minute into the second half. Will Merry doubled the Pitmen’s lead three minutes from time when he hurdled a handful of challenges and curled his finish inside the near post.
Rushall Olympic moved into fourth-place in the Southern Premier Central, after making it back-to-back wins with a 3-1 success over Leamington at Dales Lane.
Josh Flanagan scored the opener for Leamington after just 21 minutes, but Rushall responded through goals from Todd Alcock and Carter Lycett before half-time.
Kaiman Anderson made it 3-1 just nine minutes into the second half to put the seal on the win.
Halesowen Town started life after Russ Penn with a comprehensive 4-0 victory at Evesham United in the FA Trophy first round.


Jason Cowley and Milan Butterfield scored quickfire goals just before half-time and Vanlyson Silva bagged a brace in the second half.
Stourbridge also progressed with a 2-0 win at Loughborough Students thanks to goals from Frank Tattum and Liam Brazier.
Kyle Sambor, Ellis Horan and Wealth Da Silva sealed a 3-2 victory for Stafford Rangers over Prescott Cables, as they climbed into fourth in the Northern One West.
Matt Funge rescued a 1-1 draw for Chasetown with a 93rd-minute equaliser, after Joe Woolley had fired Congleton Town ahead in the first half.
Elsewhere, Lichfield City held out for a goalless draw at home to Atherton Collieries.
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