Solihull Moors' recent National League form and their historical record against FC Halifax Town provide context for the club's current challenges. The Moors have played several key fixtures against The Shaymen in recent seasons, as documented in a statistical report by TNT Sports.

What is Solihull Moors' recent form?

Solihull Moors have endured a difficult start to the 2026-27 National League campaign. As of late August 2026, the team sits 24th in the table with zero points from their opening four matches. Their record shows zero wins, zero draws, and four losses, with a recent form line reading LLLL. The team has scored four goals but conceded thirteen, resulting in a goal difference of minus nine. This leaves them a significant twelve points behind the early league leaders, Sutton United. You can track their progress on our standings page.

How have recent matches against Halifax Town unfolded?

The head-to-head meetings between Solihull Moors and FC Halifax Town have been a regular feature of the National League calendar. Their most recent encounter was a 1-1 draw on 22 November 2025, which took place on Matchday 20 of the 2025-26 season. Earlier that same season, on 25 January 2025, the teams met again on Matchday 29. The previous season saw two clashes: a Matchday 5 fixture on 26 August 2024 and a Matchday 1 game on 24 April 2024. They also faced off on 6 February 2024, which was part of Matchday 23. This frequent scheduling highlights the competitive nature of the league.

What were the results from the end of last season?

Looking back at the final stretch of the 2025-26 season provides further insight. Solihull Moors played a series of matches in late winter and early spring. They had a Matchday 31 fixture on 17 March 2026. Before that, they were in action on 14 March 2026 for Matchday 38 and on 7 March 2026 for Matchday 37. In February, they played on the 28th (Matchday 36) and the 21st (Matchday 34). FC Halifax Town's schedule in the same period included games on 14 March 2026, 7 March 2026, 28 February 2026, 24 February 2026 (Matchday 35), and 21 February 2026. These dates are all available on our comprehensive fixtures archive.

Where does the squad go from here?

The immediate task for Solihull Moors is clear: they must find a way to stop the slide and climb the table. The current league position of 24th is a major concern for the club and its supporters. Addressing the defensive issues, which have seen them concede over three goals per game on average, will be the first priority for the coaching staff. The historical data against teams like Halifax Town shows they can be competitive, but converting that into points is the current challenge. The team will need to draw on all available resources, which you can review on our squad page, to turn their season around. The gap to the top is already substantial, making every point from here critical.