Solihull Moors beat Halifax Town 3-0 on Saturday afternoon, a result that reflected the home side's dominance across large stretches of a one-sided contest.
Will Harris gave Solihull the lead after twelve minutes, finishing with composure after a move that cut through a static Halifax defence. The visitors rarely threatened in response, and the game effectively turned in the final moments of the first half. Josh Hmami and Callum McFarlane were both shown yellow cards before the interval, leaving Halifax's discipline in a fragile state heading into the second period.
Solihull extended their control after the break. Ben Worman added a second on 56 minutes, and although Halifax showed brief signs of life through substitutions and a flurry of late bookings, they never seriously tested the home goalkeeper. Emmanuel Sonupe was cautioned on 62 minutes as the visitors' frustrations mounted.
Scott High was then booked on 76 minutes as Halifax's indiscipline continued to undermine any chance of a comeback. Oliver Tipton wrapped up the scoring on 80 minutes, by which point Halifax had long since abandoned any coherent attacking shape.
David Kawa, Florent Hoti, and Billy Waters all received yellow cards in the closing stages as the game deteriorated. Laurie Walker and several other Solihull players were also cautioned, though it did nothing to diminish the home side's comfortable afternoon. Solihull move up the table; Halifax are left to examine a performance that offered very little.
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