TOPB1NS
English National League •21 March 2026 •KO 17:30
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Solihull Moors
0:3
Halifax Town
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FORM
D L L D L
#15 0
44 PTS GD: -4
PLAYED: 38
#7 -1
62 PTS GD: 7
PLAYED: 39
FORM
D D W W W

Solihull Moors 0-3 FC Halifax Town

In a pulsating encounter at Damson Park, FC Halifax Town secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Solihull Moors, a result that underscored their attacking prowess and defensive solidity. The visitors asserted their dominance early and maintained it throughout, leaving the home side searching for answers.

The deadlock was broken in the 12th minute when William Harris found the back of the net for FC Halifax Town, giving them a crucial early advantage. The goal set the tone for the remainder of the first half, with Halifax controlling possession and probing for openings.

The second half began with immediate impact from the visitors. Just two minutes after the restart, Josh Hmami doubled Halifax’s lead with a well-taken goal, assisted by Will Hugill. This strike further compounded the pressure on Solihull Moors, who were struggling to contain the relentless onslaught from their opponents.

The game took a significant turn in the 76th minute when Solihull Moors were reduced to ten men following a red card for Scott High. This dismissal further hampered any hopes the home side had of mounting a comeback.

In the dying moments of the match, David Kawa, who had been introduced as a substitute in the 77th minute, sealed the victory for FC Halifax Town with their third goal in the 91st minute, assisted by Jay Turner-Cooke. The goal came after the earlier red card incident, highlighting Halifax’s ability to capitalise on their numerical advantage.

The final whistle confirmed a comprehensive 3-0 win for FC Halifax Town, a performance that will undoubtedly boost their morale. Solihull Moors, meanwhile, will be left to rue missed opportunities and a disciplinary issue that ultimately proved costly.

With this victory, FC Halifax Town solidify their position in the upper echelons of the English National League. They now sit comfortably in seventh place with 62 points from 39 games, demonstrating their promotion credentials. Solihull Moors, on the other hand, remain in mid-table obscurity, currently occupying 15th place with 44 points from 38 matches, a position that reflects their inconsistent form.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s have a butchers at this Solihull Moors vs. FC Halifax Town clash. The final whistle blew with a 0-3 scoreline to the visitors, FC Halifax Town. Looking at the 1X2 market, the bookies had Solihull at 5/4, the draw at 12/5, and Halifax at 7/4. Our TopB1ns Edge, however, fancied Solihull to nick it, which, as we can see, was a bit of a howler. That’s one for the teething issues, I suppose.

On the Both Teams To Score front, the odds were 53/100 for Yes and 69/50 for No. TopB1ns Edge was bang on with a ‘Yes’ prediction, but the scoreline tells us that didn’t come in. Typical, eh? You want goals, you get a clean sheet.

Now, the Over/Under markets. TopB1ns Edge was absolutely on fire here, calling Over 0.5, 1.5, and 2.5 goals. All three of those landed, and the odds for Over 2.5 were a tidy 67/100. We also had a call for Over 3.5, which didn’t come in, but that was a bigger price anyway. The only slight wobble was on the 4.5 and above, where TopB1ns Edge predicted Under, and it did go Under, but the actual outcome was that we didn’t get enough goals for that to matter. All in all, a mixed bag but some cracking Over 2.5 calls from the Edge. Cheers!