Solihull Moors face Kidderminster Harriers at Damson Park this Saturday in a National League fixture, with kick-off at 3pm. The match is the sixteenth of the regular season and offers the Moors a chance to improve their position of 23rd in the table, where they have 10 points from 15 games, a record of three wins, one draw and eleven defeats.
Paul Wotton, the Kidderminster manager, has spoken ahead of the trip to Solihull. His side will be looking to repeat their recent FA Cup success against the same opponent.
Recent form and head-to-head
Solihull Moors head into the game with a mixed run of results, most recently a 3-2 away victory over Wealdstone on Tuesday 27 October. Johnson opened the scoring in the third minute, with Andrews adding a second before substitute High netted a late winner. That win followed a 2-1 home defeat to Carlisle United last Friday, a match in which Wodskou scored just before half-time. The team's recent form across the last five games is two wins and three losses, a sequence that includes a heavy 5-0 defeat at Worthing on 10 October. Their overall season has seen them score 17 goals but concede 39, leaving them with a goal difference of negative 22 and a substantial 31-point gap to league leaders Boreham Wood.
The most recent meeting between these sides was just two weeks ago in the FA Cup, where Kidderminster Harriers secured a 2-1 victory at Aggborough Stadium on Saturday 17 October. Solihull's overall recent form shows two wins and three losses from their last five matches across all competitions.
Travel arrangements for visitors
Kidderminster Harriers have issued specific travel instructions for their supporters making the trip to Damson Park, postcode B91 2PP. The official coach will depart Aggborough at 12:45pm. Season ticket holders and Reds Members can travel for a discounted price of £20, while the standard fare is £25.
All travel tickets must be booked in advance, either online or by calling 01562 823 931 during office hours, and are non-refundable. The club has stated that alcohol is prohibited on board and that transport may be cancelled if there is insufficient interest. Match tickets for away fans must also be purchased in advance via Solihull Moors' ticketing website, with no sales at the stadium on the day.
The club warns that entry is subject to National League Ground Regulations and that discriminatory behaviour, pitch incursions, or the use of pyrotechnics will not be tolerated. Supporters can report any misconduct via email.
With 17 goals scored but 39 conceded this season, Solihull Moors will be focused on tightening their defence as they seek a key three points at home. The next fixture for the Moors is this Saturday's clash against Kidderminster Harriers, who currently sit 11th in the table.
