Solihull come from behind to beat Kidderminster

Lewis Walker in action for Kidderminsterplaceholder image
Lewis Walker in action for Kidderminster

Ben Wodskou kick-started the Solihull fightback.

Struggling Solihull hit back to secure back-to-back wins for the first time this season, beating Kidderminster 2-1 at home.

Kidderminster struck in the third minute through Lewis Walker following good work from Maz Kouhyar and Callum Stewart, but the visitors’ early lead was short-lived as Ben Wodskou struck Solihull’s equaliser three minutes later.

Moors goalkeeper Sam Johnson pulled off two quickfire saves to deny Kouhyar and Ben Crompton, but the latter then diverted Wodskou’s cross past his own goalkeeper Jack Wint to put the home side back in front before half-time.

Kidderminster went close to a stoppage-time equaliser through Bruce Minaker’s curling effort, which was superbly palmed away by Johnson.

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