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ADI RESCUES SOLIHULL’S ‘BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

Yussuf secures a point

By DAVID LAWRENCE
VERDICT: Both sides showed fighting qualities but in the end this wasn’t the result to help either struggling side. Torquay, though, will take away the more positives

ALL SQUARE: Adi Yussuf equalises for Solihull Moors
PICTURES: James Goodall

SOLIHULL Moors boss Mark Yates admitted it was a bad day at the office as his side fought back for a vital share of the spoils against fellow strugglers Torquay.
Brett Williams had handed the visitors a first-half lead from the penalty spot and it took the home side until eight minutes from time b...

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