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07 Dec 2025
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Adam May’s stunning strike earned Forest Green a 1-0 win over Solihull Moors in the National League.
The midfielder found the top corner from 30 yards after half an hour to settle a tight contest at the New Lawn.
Solihull came close to an equaliser before the break when Manny Duku hit a post after a lightning counter attack.
It was Forest Green who looked more likely to add to their lead after half-time as Christian Doidge was denied on two occasions, but the hosts did enough to earn a victory that solidifies their position in the play-off places.
Solihull boss Matt Taylor is coming under pressure as his side have won just one of 15 games in all competitions in 2025.
Niamh Cagney, crèche manager, Melissa Kelly Gardiner and Leona O’Grady, childcare practitioners at Family Tree Crèche with children of the service | Picture: Keith Wiseman
A still from a video, which has been shared on social media, of the aftermath of the collision in Newcastle West
I was joined by Nicky Logue, General Manager of the InterContinental Hotel, Muireann O Connell and Maura O’Neill
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