Solihull v Eastleigh: Moors can make their mark on Monday night

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NON-LEAGUE expert Paul Maddison (@LouthBigDog) shares his best bets from Bank Holiday Monday night's live action in the National League.

Solihull Moors v Eastleigh | Monday 26th August 2019, 19:45 | BT Sport

On Bank Holiday Monday night in front of the live television cameras, Solihull have the chance to quickly put their first loss of the season behind them as they take on a struggling Eastleigh side, who haven't won since the opening day of the season.

The Moors sat top of the table before the weekend’s fixtures, where on Saturday they were beaten by – Woking who have leap frogged ahead of them in the standings. It was the Midlands’-based club’s first taste of defeat this term, but they still hold a 100% home record and are still the leading goalscorers in the division too.

Away from home, Eastleigh have played three teams that will probably be finishing the season in mid-table, yet the guests are still waiting for their first point and goal on the road.

I like the look of Solihull to win ‘to ni’l at 9/4, but after calling a 0-0 at the weekend that finished 4-1, I'm going to stay away from the sides keeping clean sheets. elsewhere, Marathon are a standout 4/5 on a home win and that looks a cracking price.

I'm also having a stab in First Goalscorer market with the Moors attacking midfielder Jamey Osborne. He's a player I've seen quite a bit of as he played for Grimsby a couple of seasons ago; he likes to get forward and won't think twice about having a shot from range.

Osborne is technically very gifted and didn't look out of place in League Two. He's also started this season in fine form, netting three goals already, all coming at Damson Park. I'm backing him each-way at 10/1 with Bet365.

Best Bets

Solihull Moors v Eastleigh – Solihull Moors to win (4/5 Marathon)

Solihull Moors v Eastleigh – Jamey Osborne to score first (10/1 Bet365)

About Author

I first got the taste for betting when I was quite young, every year I would pick a horse for the Grand National and my Dad would go to the bookies and put my £1 each way bet on. As soon as I could get away with it I was in the bookies every Saturday afternoon searching the football coupons and putting on stupidly big accas. Now enjoy betting mainly singles or small multiples, usually sticking to the English leagues. I don't favour any particular market, but rarely watch a game without having small first scorer bet for a bit of fun. I've got 3 boys which take up most of my time, but luckily they enjoy going to watch football and days at the races. I'm a life long Grimsby Town fan, one of a few that has seen some ups as well as all the downs.

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