Solihull Moors travel to face Worthing this Saturday looking to build on a welcome midweek victory. The Moors ended a three-game losing run with a 2-1 win over Newcastle United U21 in the National League Cup on October 6, a result that provides a timely morale boost ahead of a tough away fixture.
That cup success, with goals from B. Wodskou and F. Coffey, offers a flicker of positivity for a side that sits 23rd in the National League standings with just seven points from twelve matches. Their next challenge is a visit to the Sussex Transport Community Stadium to face a Worthing side in strong form, currently fifth in the standings.
Recent form
Solihull's recent league results have been difficult. They suffered a 2-0 home defeat to FC Halifax Town on October 3, which followed a 4-2 win at Woking and heavy losses to Boreham Wood and Yeovil Town. Their full recent form shows two wins and three defeats from the last five outings across all competitions. The team's overall stats reflect their struggle, having conceded 26 goals in the league, the second-highest total in the division.
In contrast, Worthing are unbeaten in their last five National League games. Their sequence includes an away win at Gateshead and a home victory over FC Halifax Town, underlining their strength at this level.
The task ahead
The match kicks off at 3pm on Saturday, October 10. For Solihull Moors, the focus will be on converting the confidence from their cup win into a performance that can yield valuable league points on the road. After this trip, the team's focus will shift to their next fixtures as they look to climb the table.
