National League

HOWE’S THAT FOR A VICTORY?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2020

By Dave Lawrence

THAT’S HOWE IT’S DONE! Centre-back Callum Howe is mobbed after getting his second and Solihull’s third of the day
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

SOLIHULL MOORS climbed back into the play-off places with a convincing victory over promotion rivals Dover.
An Aaron Simpson own goal and a surprise double from Callum Howe wrapped up the points, but it was an excellent allround performance from the Midlands outfit.
Manager Jimmy Shan was delighted with the performance in what was his first home game in charge after starting his reign with a defeat at Dagenham &am...

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