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Two first-half goals helped Halifax maintain their National League play-off push as they won 3-0 at Solihull Moors.
Will Harris’ 20th league goal of the season got them up and running 12 minutes in, the striker turning in after Will Hugill’s run-and-shot was blocked.
The second came in time added on at the end of the half. Jay Turner-Cooke and Harris both saw efforts blocked but Josh Hmami made the most of his opportunity and fired in.
Hmami had a goal ruled out in the second half and when Scott High was sent off for the home side with 14 left following a foul on Turner-Cooke the home side’s race was run.
That was underlined further in time added on as David Kawa added a third for the visitors.
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