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Weymouth 2-4 Solihull Moors: Four-star Moors are marching on in style

Solihull Moors strengthened their play-off bid with a comfortable victory over an already relegated Weymouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

By Alfie Lumb

WEYMOUTH 2
Cordner 79, Blair 90+4

SOLIHULL MOORS 4
Boyes 7, Harfield (og) 41, Clarke 69, Dallas 90
SOLIHULL Moors strengthened their play-off bid with a comfortable victory over an already relegated Weymouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium.
A Harry Boyes strike and Ollie Harfield own goal put them in control by the break before James Clarke made it three.
Tyler Cordner gave the Terras hope by pulling a goal back before Andy Dallas capped a fine individual performance against his old club to make it 4-1, deeming Tom Blair’s stoppage-time effort as mere consolation.
Victory saw Moors...

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