Stafford Rangers earned themselves a replay after a sterling defensive display saw them hold National League North outfit Kidderminster Harriers to a goal-less draw at Aggborough. Rangers made three changes to the side that drew with FC United a week earlier with Jed Davies making his first start of the season while Joe Berks returned for the first time since the opening day. The first half was pretty much one-way traffic with the hosts providing most of the attacking play, but they found a stubborn Stafford defence blocking their way. Rhys Williams was presented with the first opportunity inside three minutes, but the tall defender planted his header wide of the target. Soon after, a low ball from Ashley Chambers on the left almost saw Richard Peniket grab the opener but the ball stayed agonisingly a foot out before Lewis King smothered. King kept out two more efforts, from Chambers and Peniket, then Sam Austin had two shots blocked - by Alex-Ray Harvey and Luke Jones - as Kidderminster kept pressing. Another good chance fell to Peniket, but he headed wide when well-placed then King saved an effort from Correy Davidson after Ed Williams had intercepted Milan Butterfield’s long-range drive. Rangers’ best period came around the half hour mark which saw Joe Berks shoot harmlessly at Tom Palmer then Josh Green was just off target with a shot from around 25 yards out. King nearly gifted Harriers with the lead when he spilled a shot from Declan Weeks, but Green was on hand to clear.