Kidderminster Harriers ensured a third round FA Trophy tie against York City with a thrilling 5-3 win at Ilkeston Town on Tuesday.
Stefan Moore settled the tie with a late goal with Justin Richards, Brian Smikle, Martin Britain and Russell Penn also on the mark.
Kidderminster boss Mark Yates told BBC Hereford & Worcester: "Credit to Ilkeston for really giving it a go.
"I thought some of our play was outstanding particularly the goals."
Richards produced a fine 20-yard shot to open the scoring in the 18th minute, and led 2-0 three minutes later after Smikle rifled a shot into the roof of the net following a one-two with Richards.
Tom Cahill pulled one back for the home side before Harriers' restored their two-goal advantage in the 51st minute when Martin Brittain curled in a low free-kick.
The name of the game was to get through and we have done that and have a home tie in the next round.
Harriers manager Mark Yates
Ilkeston's Marc Newsham raced between defenders Mark Creighton and Martin Riley and finished well to make it 3-2, before Penn fired Harriers into a 4-2 lead in the 68th minute.
Cahill was again on the mark but Moore put Harriers through with a goal seven minutes from time.
But Yates was not happy at letting in three goals: "It's the best we have played for a while, passing and opening teams up, but I am a bit annoyed at the goals we conceded.
"The name of the game was to get through and we have done that and have a home tie in the next round."
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