Words Joe Edgar | Pictures Jonathan Moore

Alty look to bounce back and reignite a push for the Vanarama National League play-offs on Tuesday night against Solihull Moors - 7:45pm at the J. Davidson Stadium.

Setting The Scene

Altrincham’s previous league match ended in a 1-0 defeat after a competitive affair with league leaders Barnet.

Saturday’s defeat sees Alty drop one place into ninth, now two places below the play-offs. Solihull Moors, our next opponent, find themselves in 17th, earning 47 points from their 38 games.

The Moors were a penalty shootout away from promotion into the Football League at the end of the 2023/24 season, but a prolonged period of bad form in 2025 has made a replication of last season’s success unlikely.

They’ve earned just six points in 2025, winning just one of their previous 13 games. On Christmas Day, they were 7th, but they’re now closer to the relegation zone than the play-offs.

The thoughts of Phil Parkinson

“Stick with us. Just remember how far we’ve come over the last couple of seasons. This is only our third year of being full time, we’ve competed for the play-offs two years on the bounce.

“We’re still fighting, we need everybody else around us to fight. It’s horrible losing, but we’re not getting battered, we’re in every game. We’re trying everything we can to turn it around and we hope with our better players back on the pitch and available for us that we can do that.

“Nobody’s happy with the results at the moment, nobody’s happy with the situation. I feel everyone’s frustration, but I hope everyone can see that the team is fighting.”

Earlier this season

November 2024 – The previous meeting between Solihull Moors and Altrincham was a high-scoring thriller where the points were shared.

Solihull Moors were 3-1 up heading into the final 10 minutes of the match, but a second goal of the game for Regan Linney and a superb finish from Matty Kosylo in the 90th minute earned Alty a point.

Match Sponsor

We welcome Reliable Electrical Supplies Ltd on Tuesday evening as our main match sponsors.

Thank you for the support and we hope you have a great evening with us in The John King Lounge.

Tickets

We encourage all supporters to buy tickets online ahead of kick-off on Tuesday evening. Online tickets will remain on sale right up to 7:45pm, with cash turnstiles (opening from 6:30pm) also available.

Adult £20 | 65+/Students/NHS £15 | 12-18 £9 | 5-11 £4 | Under 5 £1

If you bought an adult/concession online ticket for Non-League Day check your email inbox for a unique code that'll get you 50% an adult or concession ticket for the Solihull Game.

Hospitality in The John King Lounge is still available for Tuesday evening. Click here to upgrade your matchday experience or click here for full availability for our final three home games in April and May.

Don't forget, match ticket holders receive 10% off at Nell's Pizza on a matchday in the Stamford Quarter.  

Join us for the evening

Turnstiles at The J.Davidson Stadium will open for the game at 6.30pm. The Community Sports Hall and Fan Zone will also be opening at this time and will remain pouring and serving till after the final whistle.

The Fan Zone will have the very popular H.M.Pasties pies on sale, along with the usual delicious curry dishes and a fantastic selection of local beer from Pomona Island, Titanic, Sureshot & Track. 

There won't be a pop-up shop this midweek, however, the Alty FC retail store in Altrincham town centre is open again from Wednesday at midday.

Robins Review

This midweek we have features with Neil Sorvel, Bill Waterson, Phil James, Erin Carroll and Altrincham FC Community Sports.

Pick up your copy from sellers around the ground for just £3.

Can’t make the game?

If you can't make it down on Tuesday evening why not tune into Radio Robins on Radio Alty at 7:30pm for live commentary from Erin Carroll & Paul Salt.

Fancy watching the match, head for DAZN here and purchase your game pass or annual subscription and login to view from 7:30pm.

Come on you Robins!!!