Kidderminster Harriers vs West Ham: West Ham face Kidderminster at Aggborough in the 4th round of the FA Cup.
A second time almost unbearable heartbreak for the amazing Kidderminster. As the shock of West Ham’s late, late winner wears off, fans give off perhaps the afternoon’s biggest roar in honor of their players. After all, everyone is a hero.
Kidderminster Harriers vs West Ham Player Ratings
Kidderminster Harriers
Luke Simpson (GK) (7.5/10): Luke Simpson was in solid form. He caught lots of menacing long balls and made some great saves. Kidderminster Harriers but unfortunately conceded two important goals.
Nathan Cameron (7/10): Nathan Cameron had a good evening as he defended well and made it difficult for the West Ham attackers, who was shown the yellow card for a bad foul and assisted Alex Penny, who was the first for Harriers.
Alex Penny (7/10): Alex Penny had a good game as he defended well against the West Ham attackers and changed the look of the leaderboard early in the 25th minute by kicking with the right foot into the lower left corner.
Caleb Richards (6.5/10): Caleb Richards started the game well, noted for his interceptions, yellow carded for a quick fight against Bowen, but other than that he was solid and defended really well.
Matt Preston (7.5/10): The defender moved the ball nicely, he didn’t have much to do in the early part of the fixture. Preston nearly scored in the second half but failed to count.
Gerald Bajrami: Bajrami played well in the first half, passing along with Sam Austin and Sterling James. He made a good statement about himself and would have been happy with his performance.
Mark Carrington (8/10): The British practitioner had a good first half, he worked really hard, he was picking up his teammates. Carrington did his job well and managed the midfield with Bajrami.
Ashley Hemmings (6.5/10): Ashley had a good first half, even getting involved on the defensive side of things, but lacked the offensive power and looked visibly frustrated that things weren’t going his way.
Sam Austin (7/10): The Harrier’s Captain hooked up Io well with the other attackers, showing great footwork to put pressure on his opponents.
Omari Sterling James (7/10): Sterling James worked really hard tonight because West Ham kept their defenders in the background and always tried to make a good pass.
Amari Morgan-Smith (6/10): A quiet performance from the veteran Brit as he lacked service and was unable to enter dangerous positions despite trying his best to score.
Substitutes:
Lewis Montrose (4.6/10): The Harriers Manager trusted him to return the game, but they were all surprised by West’s return and Montrose’d did nothing until the end.
Devonte Redomnd (5.2/10): (N/A)
Keith Lowe: Lowe did not play enough minutes to secure a rating.
West Ham
Alphonse Areola (GK) (6.5/10): They didn’t have many saves to make in the first half as Areola was shaken by Alex Penny, but the ball distribution could have been better. The second half started well with Harrier’s attackers making good saves that would put them in a difficult situation.
Kurt Zouma (6/10): Zouma has been solid on defense tonight but played some smashing passes under pressure.
Issa Diop (6/10): Coufal got along very well with Zouma in the first half, failing many times and failing because of his mistake. West Ham He scored the first goal and took his place after the second half.
Benjamin Johnson (7/10): Benjamin Johnson showed off a great footwork for a defender as he went forward several times and also made a defensive change.
Ryan Fredricks (6.5/10): Ryan Fredricks played under pressure a few times, but didn’t have that sharpness to deliver a sharp ball.
Mark Noble (6.5/10): Mark Noble cut the passing lanes and made a good defensive change tonight.
Alex King (7.5/10): Alex Kral played some nice split passes tonight, which sadly went nothing his way.
Said Benrahma (7/10): Benrahma, who showed a logical stance in the heart of the midfield, advanced the ball quite far on the field and was effective tonight. He received a yellow card at the beginning of the match, but remained on the field for 86 minutes and was ejected towards the end of the match.
Nikola Vlasic (6.8/10): With his pace and footwork, Vlasic caused a lot of trouble for the Manchester back line and created scoring opportunities for West Han before being sent to Pablo Fornals.
Andriy Yarmolenko (6/10): Yarmolenko summed up his performance tonight as he bonds well with the midfielder and is one of the hardworking midfielders.
Jarod Bowen (7.6/10): Bowen played the entire 120 minutes and surprisingly scored a goal in the 120th minute and got the Hammers fans jumping into their chairs, with Aaron Cresswell assisting him.
Substitutes:
Declan Rice (8.0/10): Rice stabilized the defense and tied in the last minute of regular time and was defeated after the first half to become one of West Ham’s main protagonists.
Pablo Fornals (7.1): The Fornals are on the field. Declan gave Rice an assist in the 77th minute to level West Ham and keep the fans’ hopes alive.
Craig Dawson (6.5/10): (No)
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