Halifax Town take all three points and push themselves into playoff places after a 3-0 victory over a ten-men Solihull Moors. Another National League fixture at Damson Park ends in defeat for Solihull Moors as Chris Millington faced his former club, Halifax Town. The Moors started the game off strong. Only eleven minutes into the game, Scott High had a chance to put Solihull ahead, which unfortunately took a deflection. Only a minute later High’s efforts, Halifax found the lead through the current top goalscorer at the club, Will Harris. The Moors tried to answer back five minutes later, as they hunted for an equaliser. Another attempt by High after a cross from Jamey Osbourne, but his efforts weren’t enough. Just before the break, Halifax increased their lead to two. The Moors hunted for a goal to get back into the game, and they came close after 62 minutes of play. Scott High produced a low driven shot from outside the box, but his effort was just wide. After 76 minutes of play, Solihull were reduced down to ten men after Scott High was shown a straight red card. Solihull continued to push for a crucial and much needed goal, but unfortunately nothing came of their efforts. However, Halifax didn’t stop applying the pressure and they found their third of the game in the 90 th minute. Chris Millington’s side will now turn their attention to Wednesday where they face bottom of the table, Truro City away.
Yesterday’s draw sheet carried the incorrect date for next week's draw - the draw will take place at 1pm on Thursday, 26th March and we are excited to say that it will be held at Solihull Expoand the Jackpot will be £2,800. The Lotto is helping with so many projects within the Club and your support in this couldn’t be more appreciated. The format is similar to the National Lottery, but with players selecting four numbers from 1 to 30. Each entry costs £1, and all draws are played online. Please note that the platform requires a minimum transaction of £5 - equivalent to either five entries in one draw or one entry across five separate draws. Players can also opt for longer-term participation: £52 for 52 draws £26 for 26 draws £15 for 15 draws £10 for 10 draws If no player matches all four numbers, the jackpot will roll over to the following week. Should the draw produce no winners, the next week’s jackpot is expected to rise to approximately £2,900. A weekly £10 lucky dip prize will also be drawn. To play the Moors Lotto click here .
Statistical Preview: Solihull Moors vs Halifax Town Solihull currently sit 14th in the National League and have not won any of their last five games. Halifax sit 8th in the league and are unbeaten in their last four games, winning their last two fixtures. Andy’s Bet Club’s football analyst will break down Halifax’s recent clash with Boreham Wood to see what the statistics suggest about how they might set up against Solihull.
Solihull Moors are delighted to announce that we will be hosting our inaugural business networking event at Damson Park.
Solihull Moors are delighted to confirm that Isaac Moore’s loan spell from Coventry City has been extended until the end of the season. The midfielder initially joined the Moors on a short-term loan and has impressed during his time at the Club. The extension will see him remain at Solihull Moors for the remainder of the campaign. Everyone at the Club looks forward to continuing to work with Isaac over the coming weeks.
Davisons Law, principal partner of Solihull Moors FC, has handed over its Match ball sponsorship package for the club's home fixture against Halifax Town on 21st March to help raise awareness for the charity's lifesaving work.
