TOPB1NS
English National League •25 April 2026 •KO 12:30
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Yeovil Town
1:4
Solihull Moors
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FORM
W L D L L
#16 0
51 PTS GD: -20
PLAYED: 46
#14 -1
56 PTS GD: -1
PLAYED: 46
FORM
W D D L W

Yeovil Town 1-4 Solihull Moors

Solihull Moors secured a commanding 4-1 victory over Yeovil Town at Huish Park in a high-scoring National League encounter. The visitors established a significant advantage in the first half, which Yeovil Town were ultimately unable to surmount, despite a determined second-half effort.

Solihull Moors made an immediate impact, opening the scoring within the first two minutes. Jacob Wakeling found the net to give the visitors an early lead. Their pressure continued, and in the 13th minute, Scott High doubled the advantage. Oscar Rutherford provided the assist for High’s goal.

Just three minutes later, Solihull Moors extended their lead further. Jacob Wakeling scored his second of the match, with Oscar Rutherford again providing the assist.

Yeovil Town managed to pull a goal back in the 30th minute. Terrell Works scored for the home side, assisted by Jonathon Page, reducing the deficit to 3-1.

However, Solihull Moors responded quickly to restore their advantage. In the 36th minute, Joe Sbarra scored, assisted by Alex Whitmore, to make the score 4-1. This was the scoreline at half-time.

The second half saw tactical adjustments from both teams. Yeovil Town introduced Harvey Greenslade in place of Dakarai Mafico in the 40th minute, signalling a change in their attacking approach. Despite efforts from both sides, no further goals were scored in the second half. Solihull Moors successfully managed their lead to secure the comprehensive victory.

Following this result, Solihull Moors remain in 14th place in the National League table with 56 points from 46 games. Yeovil Town are in 16th place with 51 points from the same number of fixtures.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s get stuck into this Yeovil Town vs. Solihull Moors scrap. The final whistle blew with a 1-4 scoreline favouring the away side, Solihull Moors. Looking at the bookies’ odds, Yeovil were priced at 19/10, the draw at 12/5, and Solihull Moors at a decent 6/5. The TopB1ns Edge, however, fancied Yeovil to nick it at 19/10, showing a bit of a blind spot there.

On the Both Teams To Score front, the odds were 6/5 for Yes and 37/20 for No. TopB1ns Edge was bang on the money with a ‘No’ prediction, which paid off as Yeovil only managed one goal.

Now, the Over/Under markets. TopB1ns Edge called Over 0.5 and Over 1.5, which both landed comfortably. But it went a bit pear-shaped with the higher lines. TopB1ns Edge predicted Under 2.5, Under 3.5, Under 4.5, and Under 5.5, but the game smashed through those, finishing 1-4. It was a proper goal fest, especially in the first half. The Over 0.5 and Over 1.5 calls were spot on, but the Edge needs a bit more fine-tuning on the goal counts in higher-scoring affairs. Still, early days for the model, eh? Just a few teething issues.