National League

FOUR OFF IN MASS BRAWL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 February 2019

By Steve Tervet

PLENTY TO SHOUT ABOUT: Solihull Moors’ Adi Yussuf celebrates scoring
PICTURES: Matt Bristow

MAYHEM engulfed Stonebridge Road as four players were sent off in stoppage-time.
Victory for Solihull lifted them to within a point of leaders Leyton Orient but this game will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.
Bagasan Graham and Luke Maxwell were dismissed following a mass brawl before Dean Rance picked up a second yellow for an alleged dive in the box.
There was still time for Danny Wright to see red during 12 added minutes of disorder.
Moors boss Tim Flowers sa...

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