Cup magic visited Aggborough again. Fifth-tier Kidderminster dismantled third-tier Doncaster by three goals to nil on Saturday and booked another date in the competition.
Walker broke the deadlock just after twenty minutes, finishing a rebound once Kouhyar’s pull-back produced a shot that rattled the upright. Before the break the same forward turned creator, bursting clear and squaring so Kouhyar could double the lead. After the restart Clarke clawed away another Kouhyar drive, only for Davis to tap in the loose ball and end the argument.
Boss Paul Wotton said an early strike fired up the home support and that his players matched a side two levels higher for the full ninety. He called it “a really good day” for everyone connected with the club.
Rovers appealed for a spot-kick when May tumbled inside the area; nothing was given. Beyond that the visitors rarely carved open a disciplined home shape that kept springing forward on the break.
Afternoons like this keep the oldest cup’s romance alive: a National League outfit humbles a settled League One side and waits on the next draw. The Harriers now chase another scalp.
Elsewhere Exeter toppled Huddersfield and Blackpool needed extra time to edge Hornchurch. Division labels meant little once the whistle blew.
