HARRIERS HIT BACK IN STYLE OCI

REJUVENATED Kidderminster Harriers made it four wins from four under Phil Brown’s reign after dramatically fighting back from two goals down to sink Oxford City in this relegation six-pointer.

- Adam Matthews

Two goals from Josh Parker put the Hoops in control at the break but Harriers stormed back with goals from Amari Morgan-Smith, Jack Lambert and Gold Omotayo – the second home game running they had turned around a 2-0 deficit.

This time, however, Harriers battled back without Brown in the dugout after he was sent off by referee Gary Parsons in the first half for comments made from the touchline.

His assistant Neil McDonald said: “For the first time this season, we were expected to win the game with Oxford City being below us, so that was a bit of pressure we haven’t had.