Braces from Amari Morgan-Smith and Ashley Hemmings, plus goals from Reiss McNally and Kamran Kandola ensured the full time professional visitors a comfortable victory.
It took the Harriers only three minutes to open the scoring as McNally was allowed a free header to net the opener from an early corner.
Their lead was doubled on six minutes as Morgan-Smith was played in and the forward slotted past Will Brook in the Farsley goal.
Phil Brown’s side grabbed their third on 17 minutes as Max Kouhyar delivered the ball in and Hemmings applied the finishing touch.
Here’s how we line up for this afternoon’s meeting with @khfcofficial ⤵️#CELTARMY pic.twitter.com/XOlZNJHYbA
— Farsley Celtic (@FarsleyCelticFC) March 2, 2025
Kiddy had further chances to extend their lead with Kouhyar’s shot hitting the post, before Morgan-Smith was denied on the follow-up by Brook.
Harriers did add a fourth as Kouhyar slipped the ball to Morgan-Smith who dinked his shot over Brook to send them into the break well ahead.
Celts boss David Stockdale made a triple sub at the break but Kidderminster pressed home their dominance as they netted a fifth as Hemmings squeezed home a fifth from a narrow angle on 47 minutes.
Kidderminster run out comfortable victors against a young Farsley side. #CELTARMY pic.twitter.com/R1UkJzKTUR
— Farsley Celtic (@FarsleyCelticFC) March 2, 2025
Farsley looked more structured for most of the second half and limited the amount of chances afforded to the visitors but Kidderminster added their sixth and final goal on 75 minutes as sub Kondola swept home from the edge of the area.
Farsley return to action on Saturday when they host South Shields (at Buxton).
Farsley Celtic: Brook, Bumhira, Janneh (Newsome 46), Abankwah, Sheridan, Morrisey, Priestley-Standing (Monteiro 46), Mampala (Edmondson 83), Kondolo, Iwobi (Youmbi 46) Krubally (Ameho 69).
