At full strength Harriers were never really troubled by their hosts who are managed by former Harrier Jon Purdie and captained by another in Jake Sedgemore.

Steve Guinan gave Harriers the lead in the third minute, scoring from the penalty spot after Marvin Johnson had been brought down by Jordan Perks.  The lead was short-lived, however, as Sedgemore's pass split the sluggish Harriers defence wide open and set up Andy Thompson to fire past Danny Lewis just five minutes later.

Harriers dominated the game and regained the lead midway through the half; Kyle Storer's pass found Rob Thmpson-Brown on the left flank who got to the byline before pulling the ball back to Callum Gittings who finished with a well-taken shot into the roof of Chris Ryan's net.  More accurate shooting could have seen Harriers further ahead by the break.

After the interval Harriers continued to control the game, even after a raft of substitutions, but were again wasteful with their finishing - managing just one shot on target and eight off in the second period.  They only added one more goal, an own goal, when Tom Ray hooked the ball into his own net from Ryan Rowe's cross.