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Bromley 1-0 Solihull Moors – Ravens glide into the mix!

Neil Smith hailed his battling Bromley after Joe Kizzi’s second-half winner took the Ravens into the play-off places

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 March 2021

By Machel Hewitt

BROMLEY 1
Kizzi 78
SOLILHULL MOORS 0

SEALED WITH A KIZZ: Bromley’s Joe Kizzi heads in the only goal of the game
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

NEIL SMITH hailed his battling Bromley after Joe Kizzi’s second-half winner took the Ravens into the play-off places.
The right-back settled in 12 minutes from time with a stooping header from Frankie Raymond’s corner to make it seven games unbeaten at home for the rampant Ravens.
And it left new Solihull boss Mark Yates with more work to do in lifting his Moors side who are just eight points clear of the bottom three.
“Hardwork, belief and co...

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