Jamie Andrews scored twice as Solihull Moors ended a five-match winless run with a key 4-2 victory away at Woking. The win lifts the club off the bottom of the National League, where they had been 23rd with just seven points from 11 games.
Jacob Wakeling gave the Moors a dream start, scoring inside the first six minutes. Woking responded with two quick goals from Matt Ward and John Marquis to take a 2-1 lead. Andrews levelled the scores at 2-2 just before the half-hour mark, and Scott High completed the turnaround with a goal on the stroke of halftime, assisted by Wakeling.
Key moments
Woking played the entire second half with ten men after Jaiden Putman was sent off for a foul on Joe Sbarra. Solihull Moors capitalised on their numerical advantage, with Andrews sealing the three points with his second goal of the afternoon in the 77th minute. The hosts hit the post late on but could not find a way back.
The result provides a massive boost ahead of the next fixture, a home game against FC Halifax Town on Saturday.
Solihull Moors now prepare for that match at Damson Park, looking to build on a result that moves them to 22 points behind the league leaders.
Solihull Moors host FC Halifax Town on Saturday, October 3. The club confirmed the same starting XI from the 4-2 win at Woking will be available. Manager Andy Whing said, "We want to build on that momentum." The Moors remain 23rd in the National League with 13 goals scored and 28 conceded this season.
