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Solihull Moors 5-0 Altrincham: It’s a five-star show once again for Moors

Solihull Moors netted five for the second home game in a row as they boosted their goal difference against nine-man Altrincham.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

By James Smith

SOLIHULL MOORS 5
Dallas 18, 35, Osborne 26, Maycock 42, Barnett 81

ALTRINCHAM 0

CELEBRATIONS: Solihull goalscorer Ryan Barnett, left, and Joe Sbarra
PIC: Richard King

FREE-SCORING Solihull Moors netted five for the second home game in a row as they boosted their goal difference against nine-man Altrincham.
The Robins started the better side but a goal from Andrew Dallas – who struck all five in last week’s 5-0 win over Dover – and an early red card for Kevin Berkoe turned the game on its head.
In-form Dallas doubled his tally before half-time, with goals from Jamey Osbo...

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