Kidderminster faces setbacks but stays positive in National League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 11:46 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026
Kidderminster Harriers, under manager Paul Wotton, remains optimistic despite recent losses to Yeovil Town and Boreham Wood. After an unbeaten eight-match run, the team sits ninth in the National League, just four points from second place. Wotton emphasized the importance of maintaining positivity and learning from facing tough opponents, indicating that the defeats do not define their season. Kidderminster looks to bounce back as they continue their campaign in the fifth tier of English football.
- •Kidderminster lost consecutive matches to Yeovil Town and Boreham Wood.
- •The team is ninth in the National League, four points from second.
- •Wotton highlights the need for positivity after two tough losses.
- •The team had an eight-match unbeaten run before these defeats.
- 11:46 AMYahoo Sports — Kidderminster off to 'great start' despite defeats
"Kidderminster boss Paul Wotton says successive losses to Yeovil and Boreham Wood do not take too much away from his side's "great start" to the National League season.
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