About Kidderminster Harriers FC

Kidderminster Harriers FC is a professional football club based in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England. Founded in 1886, the club is one of the most established non-league sides in English football history and is currently competing in the National League North. They are known by the nicknames “The Harriers” and “The Carpetmen” and have played their entire history at Aggborough Stadium, which has been their home since the late 19th century.

Throughout their history, Kidderminster Harriers have been a strong presence in non-league football, particularly in regional competitions and national cups. They were founder members of early regional leagues and later became champions of several divisions, including multiple league titles in the Birmingham and District/West Midlands leagues. The club also achieved major success in cup competitions, most notably winning the FA Trophy in 1987 and building a reputation as one of the strongest non-league sides in England.

In modern times, the club has experienced both promotion to and relegation from the English Football League. A major highlight came in 1999–2000 when they won the Football Conference and earned promotion to the Football League for the first time in their history. They spent five seasons in League Two before being relegated in 2005, and since then have moved between the National League and National League North, continuing to compete at the top levels of non-league football.