JUSTIN DONAWA
Justin Donawa’s teammate Kyle Hudlin's inspired back-heel proved the match-winner as Solihull came back from a goal down to beat Notts County 2-1.
The striker's improvised strike came after James Ball had made an immediate impact from the bench to cancel out the visitor's early first-half opener.
Ball had been on the pitch less than a minute when he converted from close range to equalize after Kyle Wootton had given Notts County the lead with a well-timed volley.
Solihull was undeterred by conceding the early goal and set about finding the equalizer.
Then came Hudlin's time to shine. The 20-year-old produced a moment of inspiration to pounce on a loose ball and brilliantly backheel the ball beyond Slocombe.
It was a goal worthy of winning any game and it proved to be the decider in this clash as Solihull claimed their fourth win in five league games.
JONTE SMITH
The fixtures continue to come thick and fast for Jonte Smith and his Woking FC teammates who played their twelfth game in six weeks when Bromley visited the Laithwaite Community Stadium.
Smith was not a part of the Woking team, as Bromley came away with a 4 – 3 victory.
Bromley, they would go ahead in the 3rd minute when Jack Bridge scored, but Woking would draw level in the 16th minute with a goal from Moussa Diarra.
Woking would take the lead in the 20th minute when Jack Cook scored, with Bromley equalizing in the 79th minute through a Michael Cheek goal.
In the 81st minute, Woking found themselves back in front when Sam Dalby scored, but two minutes later Bromley was level with a James Alabi goal.
The winner would come in the 88th minute with a Jack Cook own goal giving Bromley the three points.
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