Solihull Moors face a key National League fixture away at Woking on Tuesday evening, with manager Chris Millington targeting a win to lift his side from 23rd place. The Moors have taken just four points from their opening ten games and are on a run of one win in five, making this trip to Kingfield Stadium a must-win contest. They have conceded 26 goals this season, the second-worst defensive record in the division.
Chris Millington said: "Victory would of course see The Moors climb up the table." His side's last outing was a 3-0 home defeat to Boreham Wood, which extended their recent form to a concerning sequence of four losses in five matches. The manager's immediate goal is for his team to reach a target of 20 points from their first 15 games.
Recent form
Solihull's struggles are clear in their recent results. Following a 1-0 win over Barrow, they have suffered heavy defeats to Yeovil Town and Aldershot Town. The 4-1 loss at Yeovil was particularly damaging, with two late goals compounding the misery. You can review the full sequence of results on our fixtures page. The team's form has left them with a goal difference of minus 16, a significant factor in their lowly position.
Woking's momentum
In stark contrast, Woking arrive with a five-match unbeaten run. Their interim management duo of Jake Hyde and Craig Ross oversaw a stunning 5-2 away win at Carlisle last time out, where striker John Marquis netted a hat-trick. Hyde and Ross said: "They hope to lead Woking to a mid table or even top half finish." Currently 15th, the Cards are also in a relegation battle but carry significant momentum into this clash. Woking's recent surge has been built on a solid defensive foundation, having conceded only 18 goals so far, which is the seventh-best record in the league.
The match kicks off at 19:45 on Tuesday, 29 September. A positive result for Solihull Moors would provide vital momentum ahead of a challenging run of games, with their current league standing detailed on our standings page. Following this trip, Solihull Moors' next fixture is a home game against promotion-chasing Chesterfield.
