CARDS SHOW ACE HAND TO MOORS
The Non-League Football Paper|October 04, 2020
WOKING completed a comeback victory against Solihull Moors to get their National League campaign off to a winning start.
Peter Livermore
CARDS SHOW ACE HAND TO MOORS

The Cards started with five debutants and that showed early on with Solihull starting the brighter of the sides and were rewarded for their efforts by taking an early lead. Nathan Collier brought down Cameron Coxe inside the area. Northern Ireland international Jamie Ward – who was signed on Friday by Solihull – drilled the ball into the bottom corner.

Despite the slow start from the hosts, the Cards started to get themselves back into the game.

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