Kidderminster Harriers 3(1) v (1)2 Leyton Orient
Football League Division 3 - Aggborough - 26 December 2002
Attendance: 3821

 

Individual Stats
KidderminsterShotsFoulsOff.vOrientShotsFoulsOff.
 OnOffForAg   OnOffForAg 
Stuart Brock 50(1)0000[1/12]Scott Barrett 50(4)0000
Dean Bennett 610101[7/23]Donny Barnard 501010
Sam Shilton 611010[11/3]Matt Lockwood 503000
Kenny Coleman 501200[26/4]Dean Smith 500010
Lee Ayres 501100[16/2]Matthew Joseph 500100
Craig Hinton 600200[5/15]Billy Jones 500100
JJ Melligan 61(1)0121[24/14]Scott Canham 502210
Sean Flynn 601110[21/7]Andy Harris 500030
Andy Bishop 602112[27/21]Chris Tate 51(1)0032
Bo Henriksen 84(3)0201[12/18]Jabo Ibehre 721534
Sean Parrish 500000[8/11]Matthew Brazier 500000
Danny Williams 502050[4/9]Lee Thorpe 500000
Drewe Broughton     [9/16]Kevin Nugent     
Ian Foster 501201[10/17]John Martin 600110
Daire Doyle 500000[15/25]Kevin Stephens     
John Danby     [13/22]Glenn Morris     
Team Stats
  Fouls Conceded Offside Corners Shots On Shots off
Kidderminster 106979
Orient 136337
GOALS
KidderminsterOrient
39 Dean Bennett Was first to Brock's long clearance and headed over Barrett from the edge of the penalty area. 19 Jabo Ibehre Received the ball with his back to goal, turned well and tucked a low shot just inside the bottom of the post.
78 Sam Shilton Set up Henriksen whose shot was parried by Barrett but Shilton reacted first to stab in the loose ball. 60 Jabo Ibehre Barnard flosted a free-kick from deep on the right to the far post where an unmarked Ibehre stooped to head in.
84 Bo Henriksen Williams' through ball found Henriksen inside the penalty area whose perfectly judged chip left Barrett grasping at thin air.      
FORMATIONS
Kidderminster
  Brock  
 ColemanAyresHinton 
Bennett   Shilton
 MelliganFlynnParrish 
     
 Bishop Henriksen 
Orient
  Barrett  
 SmithJosephJones 
Barnard   Lockwood
 CanhamHarrisBrazier 
     
 Tate Ibehre 
SUBSTITUTIONS
KidderminsterOrient
25 Williams Parrish Williams to left central midfield. 44   Tate Now 5-3-1.
61 Foster Bennett Foster to striker, Melligan to right midfield, Williams to right central midfield, Flynn to left central midfield, Shilton to left midfield.  Now 3-4-3. 46 Martin Brazier Martin to left midfield, Barnard to right midfield, Lockwood to left back, Joseph to right back, Harris to left central midfield.  Now 4-4-1.
86 Doyle Henriksen Doyle to right wing-back, Melligan to right central midfield, Williams to central midfield, Flynn to left central midfield, Shilton to left wing-back.  Now 5-3-2. 86 Thorpe Joseph Thorpe to striker, Barnard to right back, Harris to central midfield.  Now 4-3-2.
BOOKINGS
KidderminsterOrient
Williams 80 Foul   Martin 74 Foul Tate 44 Serious Foul Play
Referee: P.Walton
Match Report by St@tto
Harriers twice had to come from behind against ten-man Leyton Orient to record their second consecutive victory and end the three-game winning run of their visitors.
 
Orient looked lively in the opening stages with Jabo Ibehre in particular causing problems for The Reds' defence, but it was Harriers themselves who came closest to opening the scoring after 12 minutes when some tenacious tackling by Sean Flynn won possession and set up Sam Shilton who saw his chip drift just wide of the far post.
 
The visitors opened the scoring six minutes later, slack defending by Harriers allowed Ibehre to receive the ball in the penalty area with his back to goal, but using his strength he was able to turn past Kenny Coleman and slot a low shot just inside Stuart Brock's left-hand post.
 
Further goalscoring chances were few for the remainder of the half until a long clearance by Brock seven minutes before the interval caught the Orient defence out and Dean Bennett got his head to it first before the onrushing Scott Barrett and directed it into the net.
 
On the stroke of half time the game exploded into life when and dreadful late challenge by Chris Tate left Bennett in a heap on the touchline and was rewarded with a red card, although referee Walton mistakenly showed the yellow one first.
 
After the break Harriers improved their performance and began to take control of the game, although without really threatening Barrett in the visiting goal.  Then, against the run of play, Orient regained the lead.  A deep free kick from the right was floated towards the far post where Ibehre was left unmarked and stooped to head in his second of the game.
 
Harriers continued to press and switched to a three-man attack which eventually paid dividends after 77 minutes.  Shilton broke into the penalty area and set up Bo Henriksen, the Dane's shot was parried by Barrett but Shilton reacted first to poke in the loose ball.  Six minutes later Henriksen won the game for Harriers with a delightful chip that left Barrett stranded in no-man's land and dropped just under the bar.

 

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