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Solihull Moors 2-0 Maidstone United: Midfielders put Moors back on the right road

Jamey Osborne and Joe Sbarra produced the match-winning magic but Solihull Moors boss Neal Ardley was happier with a rare clean sheet.
Solihull Moors

By Andy Mitchell

SOLIHULL M 2
Osborne 42, Sbarra 75

MAIDSTONE UTD 0
MIDFIELD maestros Jamey Osborne and Joe Sbarra produced the match-winning magic but Solihull Moors boss Neal Ardley was happier with a rare clean sheet.
Both sweetly-struck goals cannoned in off the woodwork to fire out-of-for m Solihull to a richly-deserved first home league win since December 3.
Backmarkers Maidstone grafted but lacked quality, while Ardley’s men performed stoically and drew inspiration from building confidence as the game went on.
Busy striker Andrew Dallas had a penalty appeal waved away and fluffe...

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