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Solihull Moors 0-2 York City: Chris Millington questions referee over ‘integrity’

Chris Millington said Solihull Moors would report referee Sam Mulhall over post-match comments that ‘bring into question his integrity’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

Alex Hunt wheels away after scoring from the spot for York City

By Andy Mitchell

SOLIHULL MOORS 0

YORK CITY 2
Hunt 60 (pen), Newby 79

Chris Millington said Solihull Moors would report referee Sam Mulhall over post-match comments that ‘bring into question his integrity’ following this defeat to title chasers York City.
The flashpoint surrounded Mulhall’s call to award York a 61st-minute penalty when Greg Olley hit the deck as he swiped at a shot in a busy box.
Millington told The NLP that replays had proven “there was no decision to make” with Darius Lipsiuc getting the ball with “no hint of a foul” but Minstermen midfielder Alex Hunt showed no merc...

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