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Andrew Dallas scored twice as Solihull turned an early setback into a thumping 4-1 win at Torquay.
The Gulls, who have now taken a single point from four games at home, started brightly when Will Goodwin converted after just eight minutes following a smart recovery by Corie Andrews.
But that merely stung Neal Ardley’s team into action. Dallas levelled within five minutes, rounding Rhys Lovett before slotting home, and Joe Sbarra put the visitors ahead with a clinical first-time hit.
Dallas struck his second from the penalty spot after a foul on Josh Kelly and the finishing was added in stoppage time as Callum Maycock picked up the leftovers of Ryan Barnett’s saved effort. Moors have now won four of their last five games and stay in touch with the Vanarama National League’s pace-setters in fourth place.
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