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FC Halifax Town 1-0 Solihull Moors: Three in-a-row for Shaymen

Woods struck the winner from the spot just two minutes into the second half after Jeff King was brought down by Cameron Coxe

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 March 2021

By Kelly Gilchrist

FC HALIFAX TOWN 1
Woods 47 (pen)
SOLIHULL MOORS 0

SPOT ON: Martin Woods scores the decisive penalty for FC Halifax and, inset, home stopper Sam Johnson pushes a cross over his bar
PICTURE: Darren Murphy

MARTIN Woods’ penalty secured a third straight victory for FC Halifax Town – but manager Pete Wild admitted his side were fortune to deny Mark Yates at least a point in his first match in charge of Solihull Moors.
Woods struck the winner from the spot just two minutes into the second half after Jeff King was brought down by Cameron Coxe.
But Wild had goalkeeper Sam John...

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