Field secured a 3-1 victory over Solihull Moors at ARMCO Arena on Monday, moving further clear in the National League standings. The result leaves the hosts winless after five matches while the visitors continue their push toward the upper half of the table.
Solihull Moors took an early lead through H. Broad in the 34th minute, but Field responded with determination. J. Morris equalised before the break in the 42nd minute, and the visitors then took control after the interval. J. Wakeling restored Field's lead in the 51st minute before L. Thomas sealed the win with a goal in the 60th minute.
The visitors were more clinical in front of goal, converting 50 per cent of their shots on target compared to Solihull Moors' 17 per cent. Field registered five shots on target and scored three, while the hosts managed three on target with only one finding the net. Possession was evenly matched at 51-49, but the quality of chances told a different story.
Solihull Moors' record remains concerning with four defeats from four matches and zero points. They have now lost five consecutive games, including three 1-3 results this season. Field sit eighth with seven points from four games, though their recent form has been inconsistent with two losses in their last five outings.
The match was not without its disciplinary moments. Solihull Moors collected three yellow cards through J. Andrews, T. Upton and T. Warren, while Field's J. Sbarra was cautioned once. Both sides made several substitutions as the game progressed, with Solihull Moors bringing on E. Mitchell, C. Main, C. Farquhar, R. Shipston, C. Green and J. Mills, while Field introduced C. Farquhar, R. Shipston, C. Green, J. Mills and T. Upton.
