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Bromley 2-1 Solihull Moors: Ravens’ tails are wagging

Bromley returned to winning ways with a gutsy victory over Solihull Moors which moved them up to third in the National League table.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 January 2022

By Machel Hewitt

BROMLEY 2
Wagstaff 36, Cheek 45+2

SOLIHULL MOORS 1
Ball 72
BROMLEY returned to winning ways with a gutsy victory over Solihull Moors which moved them up to third in the National League table.
Goals from debutant Scott Wagstaff and top scorer Michael Cheek gave Bromley a first-half lead and despite a rally after the break by the Moors they only had a James Ball’s header to show for it.
The Ravens started the game at a lightning speed and should have taken the lead inside the opening five minutes but Wagstaff, a midweek arrival from Aldershot Town, fired over with the goal ...

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