Solihull Moors Power Past Woking in Six-Goal National League Thriller

Solihull Moors produced a statement performance in the English National League on September 30, 2026, defeating Woking 4-2 at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. The visitors recovered from an early deficit to score four times, underlining their promotion credentials and leaving Woking with plenty of defensive questions.

Woking began with energy and took the lead in the 12th minute when Rhys Browne cut inside from the left and curled a low shot into the far corner. The home crowd sensed an upset, but Solihull responded with growing authority. Andrew Dallas levelled in the 38th minute, converting a neat move down the right with a first-time finish.

Second-Half Surge Turns the Match

The Moors took control after the interval. Josh Kelly put them ahead in the 57th minute, pouncing on a loose ball in the box after Woking failed to clear a corner. Seven minutes later, Callum Maycock made it 3-1 with a driving run from midfield and a precise strike from the edge of the area.

Woking refused to fold. Padraig Amond pulled one back in the 78th minute, heading in a deep cross at the back post to give the home side hope. But Solihull sealed the points in stoppage time when Joe Sbarra broke clear on the counter and finished calmly past the goalkeeper.

Tactical Story and Standout Players

Solihull’s high press caused Woking problems all evening. The visitors won possession in dangerous areas and repeatedly attacked the space behind Woking’s full-backs. Woking’s midfield struggled to track runners, and their back line was exposed by quick transitions.

• Solihull Moors: Andrew Dallas and Josh Kelly were constant threats, while Callum Maycock controlled the tempo.
• Woking: Rhys Browne and Padraig Amond took their goals well, but the defence conceded too many clear chances.

What the Result Means

Solihull Moors move into a stronger position in the National League playoff race, with their attacking depth on full display. Woking remain inconsistent at home and will need to tighten up defensively if they are to climb the table. The 4-2 scoreline flattered neither side: Solihull were sharper in both boxes, and Woking were punished for a series of avoidable errors.