Solihull Moors Football Club can confirm that Szhem Whyte-Hall has joined Worksop Town on a permanent transfer. The young forward departs the Moors in search of regular first-team opportunities, with the move providing an excellent platform for him to continue his development and gain valuable senior experience. Everyone at Solihull Moors would like to thank Szhem for his efforts during his time at the Club and wish him every success in the next chapter of his career with Worksop Town.
Former Gateshead player Ben Worman spoke about playing his former club for the first time at Damson Park.
Tickets Tickets can be purchased through the link here Admission Price Advance Online Tickets (available up until kick-off) Adult Seating £20 Adult Standing £18 Concession (Over 65yrs ) Seating £15 Concession Standing (Over 65yrs) £13 Next Generation (19-23 Yrs) Seating £13 Next Generation Standing (19-23 yrs) £11 18s Yrs & Under Seating £9 18`s & Under Standing £7 Please note there is a £2 increase on ALL Tickets purchased On the Day at the Ticket Office or at the Turnstiles Travel Tickets for our official supporters coaches run by the SMSA can be purchased here By Car Supporters are encouraged not to park in the main car park, as it is reserved for officials, match officials and staff. By Train Ruislip is the nearest Tube station (Metropolitan Line) and is a 5-10 minute walk from the Stadium.
Solihull Moors Football Club can confirm that Callum McFarlane has extended his loan spell with Oxford City until the end of the season. The extension will allow Callum to continue gaining valuable first-team minutes and further his development for the remainder of the campaign. Everyone at Solihull Moors wishes Callum continued success during his time with Oxford City and looks forward to monitoring his progress.
Solihull Moors Foundation & Solihull Moors FC are proud to announce their support for Unite for Access, a nationwide initiative dedicated to making matchdays inclusive and accessible for all disabled supporters.
A dramatic late strike from Isaac Moore rescued a point for ten-man Solihull Moors after Conor Wilkinson’s brace was overturned by a Whitehall hat-trick.
Solihull Moors travel to Scunthorpe on Saturday, 28 th February, for another National League fixture. The Moors were due to play Woking earlier this week in the National League, but following a pitch inspection, the game was postponed. The Moors sit in 11 th place with 42 points, the same as Aldershot Town and Tamworth, but only a point separates Solihull from Boston United, who have played two more games than The Moors. Solihull Moors have managed to score seven goals in their last five matches and haven’t lost to Scunthorpe United in their last five meetings with the side. The hosts this week, Scunthorpe, have lost four and drawn one of their last five games. Their most recent outing saw them host York City on Tuesday evening, which saw York come out victorious in a 3-0 victory. Scunthorpe currently sit in 5 th place in terms of the table with 60 points. A win on Saturday would further secure their chances of getting promoted at the end of the season. Last time these two teams met was November last year, which saw The Moors win 3-0 at Damson Park. Three goals came from Tyrese Sinclair, Steven Bradley, who received a red card 11 minutes after scoring, and Tyler French. Predicted lineups: Scunthorpe United: Mahady, Starbuck, Boyce, Horton, Denton, Rowley, Ubaezuonu, Westbrooke, Beestin, Roberts, Whitehall. Solihull Moors: Walker, Clarke, French, Whitmore, Green, High, Moore, Lipsiuc, Worman, Wakeling, Wilkinson Players to watch Scunthorpe United – Callum Roberts 28-year-old Callum Roberts could be a crucial player to the hosts this week. Since being promoted back to the National League at the end of the 2024/25 season, Roberts has been none stop scoring for Scunthorpe. Currently named as the club’s top goal scorer and 5 th in the league, Roberts has scored 15 goals so far this season and grabbed six assists showcasing that he can be a real threat to defenders. After not winning a game in their last five fixtures, Scunthorpe will be wanting to win this weekend in an attempt to make their position in the table more secure. Solihull Moors – Cameron Green As The Moors face 6th-place Scunthorpe United, Solihull may look to Cameron Green. Green’s abilities allow him to not only operate as a solid defender on the left, but also offer attacking threats further up the pitch. Although he’s only offered one assist so far this season, Green has been an engine at the back for The Moors as he is more than capable of covering a significant amount of ground throughout the full 90 minutes as he proves to be a constant threat in all areas. The 26-year-old also has bags of experience playing for Reading U18’s and U23’s, Watford U23’s as well as Wrexham, Braintree and Boston United. With his high work rate and his threats at both ends of the pitch, The Moors may be looking towards Cameron Green. - Match Report written by Emily O'Dwyer
Solihull sit 11th in the National League and have only won one of their last five games. Scunthorpe currently sit 5th in the League , but have not won any of their last five fixtures. Andy’s Bet Club’s football analyst will break down Scunthorpe’s recent clash with York to see what the statistics indicate about how they might set up against Solihull. Scunthorpe United vs York City
Solihull Moors can confirm that our match vs Woking FC has been rescheduled to Tuesday, 14th April, 19:45 kick off, at The Laithwaite Community Stadium.
Solihull Moors are proud to confirm a new three-season sponsorship agreement with Revo, who will be supporting the club as part of an exciting long-term partnership.
