Non-League Paper

SMASH AND GRAB FOR SHOTS BUT MOORS TOIL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

By Dave Lawrence

EMBARRASSED Aldershot boss Scott Davies admitted his side “got out of jail” with a late winner to deny Solihull Moors a share of the points at Damson Park.
Moors, still winless so far this season, dominated for most of the game but failed to convert their chances and were made to pay with an unfortunate own goal from goalkeeper Max Metcalfe in stoppage-time handing the Shots all three points.
“I think that has got to be one of the worst performances I’ve been involved with 71 minutes that was to prove decisive.
as either a player or manag...

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