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AFC Fylde 0-1 Solihull Moors: Stott’s yer lot as Moors reign

JIM BENTLEY took positives from his AFC Fylde side’s home defeat by National League big guns Solihull Moors at Mill Farm.
AFC Fylde

By Dan Woffenden

AFC FYLDE 0

SOLIHULL M 1
Stott (og) 21

SPIRIT: Solihull Moors celebrate the only goal of the game
PICTURE: Steve McLellan

JIM BENTLEY took positives from his AFC Fylde side’s home defeat by National League big guns Solihull Moors at Mill Farm.
An unfortunate Jamie Stott own goal on 21 minutes was all that could separate the sides, while the Coasters had more than one opportunity to spring a major Trophy surprise and protect an unbeaten home record which had stood since March 2020.
“I’m obviously disappointed, we’re in the FA Trophy, and we want to get into the next roun...

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