Solihull Moors suffered a 3-1 defeat to Fylde at Damson Park this week, a result that leaves the club rooted to the bottom of the National League. The loss, reported by sports.yahoo.com using a match report from PA Media, extends their winless start to the campaign to five games.
Fylde took control of the match with two goals late in the first half. Their new signing, Harvey Broad, opened the scoring in the 34th minute. Jack Morris then doubled the advantage just eight minutes later, finding the net in the 42nd minute to give the visitors a commanding lead at the break.
How did Solihull Moors respond in the second half?
Jacob Wakeling gave the home side a lifeline early in the second period, scoring for Solihull Moors in the 51st minute. That goal sparked a period of pressure from the hosts. Joe Sbarra came close to an equalizer when his effort struck the crossbar. Defender Jevon Mills also saw a goal-bound attempt cleared off the line by the Fylde defence.
Their hopes of a comeback were dashed around the hour mark when Luca Thomas scored Fylde's third goal. That strike effectively sealed the three points for the visitors, who claimed their third league win of the season.
What is Solihull Moors' current league position?
The defeat solidifies a difficult start for Solihull Moors. As of September 2026, the team sits 24th in the National League with zero points from five matches. Their record shows five losses, five goals scored, and sixteen conceded for a goal difference of negative eleven. They are currently thirteen points behind the league leaders, Boreham Wood. You can view the full picture on our standings page.
What comes next for the team?
Attention now turns to halting this poor run of form. The next opportunity comes in an away fixture against Sutton United, who are second in the table, on November 14, 2026. Managerial staff will be reviewing the squad ahead of that challenging trip, which is listed on our fixtures schedule. Goalkeeper Max Metcalfe and his teammates will need to be at their best to get a result against one of the division's top sides.
The final whistle confirmed a 3-1 victory for Fylde, leaving Solihull Moors still waiting for their first point of the National League season.
