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FIT-AGAIN KYLE’S GOT A SCORE TO SETTLE

FIT-AGAIN KYLE’S

By David Lawrence

SOLIHULL M v BROMLEY
Sunday Dec 1, Kick-Off: 3.15pm (live on ITV1)
WHEN Solihull Moors take on Bromley in front of the ITV cameras this afternoon it will be a chance for one of them to make it into the third round for the first time.
And the fact that the last time these two met was in the National League promotion playoff final at Wembley back in May – a game which the Ravens won on penalties – will add extra spice to the occasion.
That match also sticks in the memory of Moors defender Kyle Morrison. With the game deep in extra-time, he suffered a...

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