The Terras showed terrific character in a tremendous all-round performance that earnt them a well deserved penalty victory in the second round tie at Aggborough.

The visitors started strongly with both Michael Malcolm and Stuart Beavon going close, while Matthews pulled off the first of a series of saves to deny Harriers' striker James Constable.

With just five minutes on the clock Malcolm opened the scoring as Paolo Vernazza's corner was helped on by Marcus Browning and the ex-Rushden man was on hand to fire home.

Matthews denied Constable with a fantastic save in the 14th minute as he dived to push the home striker's effort around a post.

Weymouth began to push the home side back as the half progressed with Beavon and Malcolm forcing Scott Bevan to save and Vernazza seeing his effort deflected by Mark Creighton.

As the half closed out Weymouth went close again when Beavon brought another good save from the home keeper.

The home side began to find their rhythm as the goal gave them confidence, but the Terras refused to be intimidated and regained the lead after 63 minutes.

A long ball forward was met by Stuart Whitehead, but the home skipper completely missed his attempted clearance and the lively Malcolm nipped in to make the most of the opportunity and score from ten yards.

However, the advantage did not last long as Harriers levelled, for a second time, in the 70th minute.

Creighton's defensive clearance caused confusion between Kitamirike and Bondz N'Gala leaving Constable with a clear run on goal. The home striker made no mistake as he beat Matthews from 12 yards.

As the home side pressed forward Weymouth were forced on to the back foot, but they remained solid to deny Harriers any clear chances.

Danny Phillips got back to tackle Justin Richards just as he appeared ready to shoot, Matthews saved from Andy Ferrell and James Coutts did well to block Iyseden Christie's effort from the rebound.

At the other end Malcolm shot just over the bar and Coutts saw an effort deflected for a corner before the 90 minutes was up.

In the first period of extra-time N'Gala did well to clear Ferrell's free-kick and good build up play between Kenna and Richards provided Simon Russell with the opportunity to put in a dangerous cross which Kyle Critchell did well to clear at the expense of a corner.

With the home side pushing forward Weymouth's only chance of the period fell to Malcolm, but his effort was blocked by Whitehead.

Weymouth looked the stronger side in the second period with Coutts and Wilfried Domoraud going close and Bevan doing well to push the ball away when Vernazza's cross was deflected goalwards by Creighton.

As the match moved towards a penalty shoot-out Browning was on hand to clear off the line from Christie and Matthews pulled off his third brilliant save of the match to deny the same player with the referee looking at his watch.

Vernazza stepped up to take the first spot-kick and got Weymouth off to a great start as he beat Bevan with ease.

Kidderminster's Christie then fired his spot-kick high over the bar.

Coutts put the Terras two-up as he hit home the visitors' second. Matthews' great night continued as he dived to his right to push out Constable's effort.

When Stuart Douglas drove home the third the pressure was really on the home side and Richards was unable to keep Harriers in the tie as Matthews capped off a great night for himself and Weymouth when he dived to his left to beat out the home man's kick signalling great celebrations on and off the field among the Terras' players, management and their small, but vociferous, travelling support.