TOPB1NS
English National League 21 January 2026 KO 19:45
Solihull Moors badge
Solihull Moors
19:45
Rochdale
Rochdale badge
FORM
W W L W D
#10
PTS: 38 GD: 7
PLAYED: 27
#4
PTS: 55 GD: 28
PLAYED: 23
FORM
W W W L W

Solihull Moors v Rochdale

Solihull Moors are set to host Rochdale in a fixture of considerable consequence within the English National League. Both clubs will be eager to impose their will and advance their league ambitions in what promises to be a keenly contested affair.

In terms of recent form, Solihull Moors have displayed a potent attacking threat across their last five outings. Their home victories against Sutton United (4-1) and Tamworth (7-1) were particularly emphatic, followed by an impressive away win at Aldershot Town (5-1). However, a subsequent away defeat to Boreham Wood (2-1) and a thrilling 3-3 draw at home against Carlisle United have tempered their progress. Despite these fluctuations, they remain undefeated in their last two matches and have maintained a consistent scoring record, having found the net in each of their last seven games.

Rochdale, conversely, have been in formidable form. Their last five matches underscore a strong winning mentality, with victories secured against Eastleigh (2-0), Altrincham (3-0), Morecambe (2-1), and most recently, an away triumph over Gateshead (2-0). A solitary defeat to Hartlepool United (2-1) is the only blemish on their recent record. Rochdale boast an impressive scoring streak, having netted in their last nine matches, and are currently on a one-game winning streak.

Historically, the head-to-head record between Solihull Moors and Rochdale over the last three seasons has been tightly contested, with five matches played. Solihull Moors have emerged victorious in three of these encounters, scoring seven goals, while Rochdale have secured two wins, also netting seven. However, their most recent league fixture this season saw Rochdale inflict a significant 4-1 defeat on Solihull Moors. Ryan East was instrumental in that victory, scoring twice, with Devante Rodney and Sam Beckwith also finding the net. Solihull Moors’ solitary goal came from Callum McFarlane. Last season, Solihull Moors managed a 2-1 away win thanks to a brace from Conor Wilkinson, while Rochdale secured a 1-0 victory at home through Ian Henderson.

Examining the league standings, Rochdale occupy a commanding position, sitting fourth in the table with 55 points from 23 games. Their record is exceptional, boasting 18 wins, 1 draw, and 4 losses, with a remarkable goal difference of +28, having scored 44 goals and conceded just 16. Solihull Moors are currently in tenth place, having accumulated 38 points from 27 matches. Their record stands at 10 wins, 8 draws, and 9 losses, with a goal difference of +7 from 48 goals scored and 41 conceded.

A victory for Rochdale would solidify their position near the top of the table and maintain their impressive momentum. For Solihull Moors, a win would be crucial for closing the gap on the teams above them and reinforcing their own promotion aspirations. A draw could see both teams gain a point, but it might not significantly alter their immediate league trajectories. Conversely, a loss could prove detrimental, particularly for Solihull Moors, potentially impacting their morale and their pursuit of a higher league finish.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s get stuck into this Solihull Moors versus Rochdale clash. The bookies have Rochdale as strong favourites at 9/10, but the TopB1ns Edge is having none of it, fancying Solihull Moors at a cracking 27/10. That’s where the value might be, eh?

The TopB1ns Edge is also shouting BTTS Yes at 67/100, and given both sides have been banging them in lately, it’s hard to argue. Rochdale’s goal streak is impressive, and Solihull have been finding the net consistently too.

Now, the Over/Under market is where things get interesting. TopB1ns is calling Over 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, and 3.5 goals. That suggests a lively affair, with goals expected early on. However, it then flips to Under 4.5, 5.5, and 6.5, meaning they don’t see a goal-fest of epic proportions. It’s a bit of a mixed bag, but the insistence on goals in the first half-hour is a strong signal. Keep an eye on those early exchanges for any potential in-play bets.