In National League action on Saturday, Worthing secured a 2-1 away victory against Kidderminster, thanks to second-half goals from Coleman and Adjetey-Brew. The match took place before a crowd of 2,503 spectators, with Kidderminster opening the scoring through Crompton in the 44th minute. Worthing responded in the second half with Coleman equalizing in the 59th minute and Adjetey-Brew netting the winner in the 69th. Kidderminster made several substitutions during the match, including introducing Tipton in the 60th minute and Reindorf in the 73rd. Both teams saw bookings, with Faakye and Harries cautioned for Kidderminster. The game was officiated by referee Brown D.
Elsewhere, Carlisle maintained their strong form with a 2-1 win at Solihull Moors in a tightly contested encounter witnessed by 1,206 fans. Wodskou put Solihull ahead just before halftime at the 45-minute mark, but Carlisle turned the game around through goals from Feeney in the 70th minute and Ajiboye in the 78th. Solihull Moors made several tactical substitutions late in the match, while Carlisle brought on fresh legs including Galvin and Azeez in the second half. The match featured a booking for Solihull’s Wakeling and Carlisle’s Bunker, and was also overseen by referee Brown D.
The weekend fixtures contributed to adjustments in the National League standings, with teams vying for positioning ahead of the season’s latter stages. Comprehensive statistics including points, goal differences, and recent form were updated following the latest results to reflect the evolving competition landscape.
In addition to the National League results, a roundup of the Welsh Premier League highlighted standout performances such as Brad Young’s continued scoring run for The New Saints, reaffirming their dominant status in that competition.