Southport 2-2 Kidderminster Harriers

Kidderminster fought back from 2-0 down to earn a draw at Southport as both teams finished with 10 men.

Chris Simm put the home side ahead with a 20-yard drive and Robert Marsh-Evans headed a second before half-time.

Lee Morris pulled a goal back for the Harriers with a close-range header before Southport's Tony McMillan was sent off for a professional foul.

Chris McPhee scored the resulting penalty for Kidderminster, who then had Jack Byrne dismissed for a bad tackle.

Kidderminster manager Steve Burr told BBC Hereford & Worcester:
"Again, we've given ourselves a mountain to climb but we got back into it in the second half after we made a couple of changes at half-time.

"I am just disappointed we didn't win it at the end as we had some good chances.

"But I thought we started off the game and then a mistake leads to a goal and the second goal they have scored was from not picking up so to go in 2-0 down was disappointing."

Southport: McMillan, Lever, Flynn, Davis, Marsh-Evans (Tony Gray 84), Barratt, Lee, Powell, McGinn, McNeil, Simm (Dickinson 57).
Subs Not Used: Daly, Williams, Blakeman.

Sent Off: McMillan (55).

Booked: Lee, McGinn.

Goals: Simm 17, Marsh-Evans 40.

Kidderminster: Lewis, Vaughan, Briscoe, Albrighton, Mike Williams, Blair (Morris 46), Shaw (Hankin 46), Byrne, Gittings, McPhee, Marc Williams.
Subs Not Used: Stevens, Wright, Sharpe.

Sent Off: Byrne (79).

Booked: Morris.

Goals: Morris 52, McPhee 58 pen.

Att: 1,447

Ref: D Mohareb (Cheshire).