FC Halifax Town's recent head-to-head record against Solihull Moors has been detailed in statistics reported by TNT Sports this week. The data provides context for a National League rivalry as the Shaymen work to improve their current league standing of 18th, having taken just three points from their opening four matches.
What is the recent head-to-head record?
The last five meetings between these two National League sides show a competitive series. Their most recent clash was a National League fixture on Matchday 20 of the 2025-26 season, played on 22 November 2025. Prior to that, they met on 25 January 2025 for a Matchday 29 encounter. The sequence of fixtures goes back to a game on 26 August 2024, which was Matchday 5 of that campaign.
Earlier in 2024, the teams faced each other twice. A match on 24 April 2024 fell on Matchday 1, and another occurred on 6 February 2024 as part of Matchday 23. This run of games forms the immediate historical backdrop for any future fixture between FC Halifax Town and Solihull Moors. You can explore upcoming matches on our dedicated fixtures page.
How has FC Halifax Town performed recently?
Beyond the direct rivalry, FC Halifax Town's own form in the latter part of the 2025-26 season is captured in the data. Their most recent listed match was a National League game on Matchday 38, played on 14 March 2026. Before that, they were in action on 7 March 2026 for a Matchday 37 contest.
The run includes a Matchday 36 league game on 28 February 2026. Matches on 24 February 2026 (Matchday 35) and 21 February 2026 (Matchday 34) complete the five-game snapshot of their schedule from earlier this year. This period would have been critical for shaping their final position last season.
Where does the club stand now?
The current context for FC Halifax Town is defined by their challenging start to the 2026-27 National League season. As of 30 August 2026, the team sits 18th in the table with three points. Their record from four games shows one win and three losses, with a recent form guide reading LWLL. In those matches, they have scored eight goals but conceded nine, resulting in a negative goal difference of one.
The Shaymen find themselves nine points behind the early pace-setters, Sutton United. This early gap underscores the importance of finding consistency quickly. The full league picture is available on our standings page, which tracks every team's progress.
What does this mean for the next fixtures?
Analysing past performance against specific opponents like Solihull Moors helps in planning for future encounters. The historical data shows when these games typically occur in the calendar and their frequency. For FC Halifax Town, the immediate focus must be on reversing their current form. Turning around a record of one win from four starts is the clear priority for the management and squad.
Improving defensive solidity will be key, given they have conceded more than they have scored so far. The team needs to start converting competitive performances into points to climb away from the lower reaches of the table. Supporters can follow the squad's composition and player statistics on our squad and stats pages for deeper insight. The coming weeks present an opportunity to build momentum and close the gap to the teams above them.
