TOPB1NS
English National League 14 April 2026 KO 19:45
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Woking
19:45
Solihull Moors
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FORM
L D D D W
#10
PTS: 59 GD: 13
PLAYED: 43
#13
PTS: 52 GD: -1
PLAYED: 43
FORM
D W L W D

Woking v Solihull Moors

Woking are set to host Solihull Moors at The Laithwaite Community Stadium in a fixture that carries considerable weight for both clubs’ league ambitions. With the season nearing its conclusion, each available point is proving invaluable as teams battle for favourable positions.

Recent Form: The Cards arrive at this contest following a varied sequence of results. Their last five encounters have seen them secure one win, three draws, and one defeat. Notably, they delivered a commanding 5-1 home victory against Morecambe in their most recent outing, a performance that will undoubtedly provide a significant boost to their confidence. However, preceding that impressive display, they navigated a challenging spell of three consecutive stalemates, demonstrating admirable resilience but also a capacity to turn promising positions into shared points rather than outright wins. Their scoring prowess has been somewhat sporadic, with a current goal streak standing at one match.

Solihull Moors, in contrast, have exhibited greater consistency in their last five outings, registering two wins, two draws, and one loss. They are currently enjoying a two match unbeaten run, having achieved a 1-0 home victory over Altrincham and a comprehensive 4-1 triumph against Boreham Wood. Nevertheless, their most recent fixture concluded in a goalless stalemate against Southend United, and their failure to score in that match might present a point of concern.

Head-to-Head: The historical encounters between Woking and Solihull Moors have been fiercely contested over the past three seasons, with Woking holding a marginal advantage. The two teams have met on seven occasions, with Woking emerging victorious four times, compared to Solihull Moors’ two wins. A single draw has also occurred between them. In the current season, Woking secured a decisive 3-0 away victory, with goals from Oliver Sanderson, Aaron Drewe, and Josh Kelly. Last season, Solihull Moors claimed a 2-1 victory in their home fixture, thanks to a brace from Jack Stevens, while Woking responded with a narrow 1-0 home win, courtesy of a Matt Ward strike.

League Standings: In the current league standings, Woking occupy 10th place, having amassed 59 points from 43 matches played. Their record comprises 15 wins, 14 draws, and 14 defeats, boasting a positive goal difference of +13, with 66 goals scored and 53 conceded. Solihull Moors are positioned 13th, with 52 points from their 43 games. Their record stands at 13 wins, 13 draws, and 17 defeats, carrying a goal difference of -1, having scored 67 and conceded 68.

Potential Impact: A victory for Woking would serve to cement their place in the upper echelons of the table and sustain the momentum generated by their recent impressive win. Conversely, a defeat could see them slide down the rankings and potentially relinquish ground on teams situated above them. For Solihull Moors, a win could provide the impetus to close the gap on those occupying playoff positions, thereby rekindling their promotion aspirations. However, a loss would further impede their chances and could result in them dropping further down the league. A draw would represent a point gained for both sides, offering a modest boost but perhaps not the decisive outcome either team is actively seeking at this crucial juncture of the season.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s get stuck into this Woking versus Solihull Moors clash. The bookies fancy Woking slightly at 91/100, with the draw at a tempting 13/5 and Solihull a shade longer at 23/10.

Now, where’s the value? The TopB1ns Edge is shouting for a draw here, which is interesting given the odds. But the real talking point is BTTS. At 23/25, it’s practically a given according to the odds, and the TopB1ns Edge agrees. Both teams have shown they can find the net, and Woking’s recent scoring form, despite a few draws, suggests goals are on the menu.

When it comes to the Over/Under market, things get a bit more nuanced. The odds are heavily stacked towards overs for pretty much everything up to 6.5 goals, which is a bit mad. However, the TopB1ns Edge throws a curveball, predicting Under 2.5 and Under 3.5 goals. This is a clear divergence from the market, and that’s where a smart punter might sniff out an opportunity. If you fancy a tighter affair than the odds suggest, the Under 2.5 at 5/2 looks like the play. Keep an eye on that.