Ticket Prices* for all 2025/26 Home Matches: £20 Adult £16 65+ £12 16 -24 £8 U16 Free Under 12 with a paying adult *All prices are subject to £1 booking fee per ticket Midlands Season Ticket Discount: We have an offer whereby Midland Season Ticket Holders - at Blues, Villa, WBA, Coventry City, Walsall and Wolves - have discounted entry to all Moors Home games. Pricing is £13* *This offer is only available when purchasing tickets at the ticket office on matchday and with proof of a season ticket. Restrictions - No Children aged 14 and under are allowed into the stadium without an adult. - If you require more than two U12 tickets, please contact ticketing@solihullmoorsfc.co.uk
Walker brilliance keeps Southend waiting for playoffs confirmation despite continued pressure.
Solihull will be looking to build on their latest 4-1 victory when they travel to Southend. Solihull currently sit 13th in the National League and have picked up seven points in their last five. Southend sit 7th, looking to secure a play-off spot and are on a good run of form, winning their last three games. Andy’s Bet Club’s football analyst will break down Southend’s recent clash with Sutton to see what the statistics suggest about how they might set up against Solihull.
Solihull Moors are delighted to announce season tickets for the 2026/27 Enterprise National League campaign. Tickets will go on sale at 11:00 on Thursday, 9 th April.
Woking FC V Solihull Moors Laithwaite Community Stadium, Tuesday 14th April 2026 – KO: 7.45 pm Admission Prices: £22 Adult, £17 Concession, £13 Youth (17-22), £9 Under 17, £5 Under 14 - Online £24 Adult, £19 Concession, £15 Youth (17-22), £11 Under 17, £7 Under 14 – On the Gate Address Woking FC, Laithwaite Community Stadium, Kingfield Road, Woking, GU22 9AA Parking Visiting Fans - Any visiting fans are asked to park away from the stadium car park. Woking Park and 3G Car Park at Woking Leisure Centre (GU22 9BA) is 24-hour with lots of spaces. This is a pay-and-display car park, or you can use Ringo (Code: 7002).
Moors reborn on Easter Monday as Lipsiuc shines in statement win over Boreham Wood.
Solihull Moors are pleased to welcome Solihull Moors Supporters Association and Marie Curie West Midlands as our official Match Ball Sponsors for Monday's Enterprise National League Fixture at Damson Park As they did last season, the Solihull Moors Supporters Association have donated the Match Ball Sponsorship for one of our home games to a charity chosen by Solihull Moors Fans via a poll on Social Media. This season's chosen charity is Marie Curie Hospice West Midlands. Marie Curie is a charity organisation whose nurses provide free care to people with terminal illnesses in their own homes or in one of their nine hospices across the UK. You can find out more about their services here: Marie Curie | The UK’s leading end of life charity | Marie Curie
Moors fall short as Tamworth capitalise on defensive errors. Solihull Moors were unable to build on recent momentum as Tamworth claimed victory, punishing key mistakes in a game short on quality but decided by fine margins. Despite a bright moment from Ben Worman early on, the Moors struggled to create clear chances and were made to pay in the second half. The Moors’ best opportunity of the first half came in the 13th minute when Ben Worman found space on the edge of the box and curled an effort towards the top right-hand corner. It looked destined for the net, but an outstanding defensive header from Rye diverted the ball onto the crossbar. Tamworth largely had the upper hand in the opening period, although neither goalkeeper was truly tested. The game lacked quality in the final third for both sides, with frequent fouls disrupting any rhythm and preventing either team from building sustained attacks. The hosts came close to taking the lead nine minutes into the second half following a Solihull corner. Singh gathered the ball and quickly bowled it out to Lynch, who released Acquaye through on goal, but Laurie Walker reacted well to rush out and meet the striker at his feet. However, from the resulting goal kick, Solihull’s defence faltered. A slip just eight yards out allowed Mols to pounce and deliver a cross to Dan Creaney, who guided his header across goal, off the post and into the net. Despite making several attacking changes, the Moors struggled to pose any real threat, with the final ball consistently failing to find a yellow shirt. Tamworth managed the game effectively in the closing stages and nearly added a second in stoppage time when another defensive error allowed Creaney through, but Walker was equal to his effort on that occasion.
📣📣 Ahead of our game tomorrow, Tamworth have advised that Glascote Road is currently closed which is causing traffic disruption around the stadium. Please allow extra time when travelling to the fixture and we look forward to seeing the Moors Family tomorrow!
Solihull are coming into this game off the back of a victory, but are facing a Tamworth side who have won their last two fixtures.
