Brackley Town fell to a 4-1 defeat on Tuesday evening, a result that reflected Solihull Moors' growing authority over the contest as the second half unfolded.
The hosts made a promising start to the second period when Isaac Moore gave them the lead seven minutes after the interval, briefly suggesting the evening might go their way. That advantage, however, lasted only until the hour mark, when Solihull began to take a firm grip on proceedings.
Ben Worman and Tahvon Campbell both scored on 62 minutes, turning the match in Solihull's favour within moments of each other and effectively ending Brackley's hopes of a result. The double strike settled any uncertainty, and Moors moved through the gears with growing confidence.
Matt Lowe extended the lead to 3-1 on 75 minutes, and Scott Pollock followed up just sixty seconds later to make it four. Brackley had no answer at that stage, their earlier promise swallowed by a spell of relentless visiting pressure.
Emmanuel Sonupe completed the scoring on 84 minutes, adding a fifth goal that underlined the scale of Solihull's evening. The margin was severe and, on the evidence of the final half-hour, not undeserved. Brackley struggled to impose themselves after conceding twice in quick succession and Solihull punished that fragility with straightforward efficiency.
For Brackley, the manner of the collapse will concern more than the defeat itself.
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