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Wealdstone 1-4 Solihull Moors: Yates with a nudge as five-star Moors fire

Goals from Tyrone Williams, Alex Addai, James Ball and Justin Donawa gave them an unassailable lead before Jacob Mendy netted a late consolatory penalty for the home side.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 May 2021

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 1
Mendy 87 (pen)

SOLIHULL MOORS 4
Williams 21, Addai 30, Ball 57, Donawa 80

HERE WE GO: Tyrone Williams gives Solihull the lead
PIC: Adam Williams

TEMPORARY boss Mark Yates gave another well-timed nudge in the direction of the Solihull Moors board of directors by orchestrating a fifth successive win against weary Wealdstone at Grosvenor Vale.
Yates, in charge at inactive midlands rivals Stourbridge, is only filling in the hotseat at Damson Park following the departure of Jimmy Shan.
But he has put himself in prime position for a permanent return to th...

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