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MOORS RALLY IN LATE SHOW

Solihull enjoy fun in the sun
By Connor Chamberlain

TUSSLE: Solihull Moors’ Cameron Green, left, nips in to get a toe to the ball ahead of Hednesford Town’s Jamie Cooke
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

Despite taking the lead through a header from debutant Jamie Cooke, two quick-fire goals in the final quarter from Conor Wilkinson and Kian Ryley handed the Pitmen their first pre-season defeat.
HEDNESFORD TOWN 1
SOLIHULL MOORS 2
NEWLY-PROMOTED Hednesford Town faced off against National League outfit Solihull Moors as Keys Park opened its doors for the first time this seas...

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