After last week’s incredible comeback at Tranmere Rovers, Bromley are back in National League action at Hayes Lane on Saturday afternoon when they entertain Solihull Moors.
Coming back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Prenton Park will live long in The Ravens’ folklore and Neil Smith will be hoping to continue the sides unbeaten run which has taken them up to eleventh in the table with 45 points from 32 games.
In another eventful week at Hayes Lane keeper Alan Julian has left the club and been replaced by former Gillingham and Eastleigh stopper Ross Flitney, who will make his debut on Saturday.
Solihull make the journey down from The Midlands sitting four places and five points behind Bromley having had a good start to 2017 and they come fresh from a 3-0 win over Sutton Utd last Saturday followed by a 2-1 defeat at Woking on Tuesday night.
When the two sides met in the reverse fixture back in August, Moors won 1-0 with a fourth minute goal from Daly and it looks set to be a close fought encounter again at The Lane. Since then Moors lost manager Marcus Bignott to Grimsby with Liam McDonald taking over the reins.
Smith is looking well set to better last season’s finish of fourteenth, which is some achievement considering Bromley are operating with a much smaller squad this term, Julian and Adam Cunnington being the latest departures from the club. Smith did secure the services of young midfielder Jordan Higgs on a new deal recently though and fans will be hoping to hear news of an extension to Charlton loanee Brandon Hanlan’s stay at The Lane, who has been fantastic so far for The Ravens scoring three times and putting in solid displays up front.
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