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Ebbsfleet United 1-2 Solihull Moors: Warburton earns his dough for Whing

Andy Whing got his first win as Solihull Moors boss thanks to a goal in either half from Matty Warburton at newly-promoted Ebbsfleet.
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By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET UTD 1
Cundle 72

SOLIHULL MOORS 2
Warburton 39, 52
ANDY Whing got his first win as Solihull Moors boss thanks to a goal in either half from Matty Warburton at newly-promoted Ebbsfleet.
The visitors kept a compact defensive shape to frustrate Ebbsfleet for long periods at Stonebridge Road and had enough quality in attack to ensure they picked up maximum points. “It was a proper team performance,” said Whing. “I was absolutely delighted with the application, effort and intensity, especially on and off the ball. I thought we controlled the game, even though they h...

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