Jamie Andrews bags brace as Solihull finally win away at Woking

Solihull broke their away duck (Joe Giddens/PA)
Solihull broke their away duck (Joe Giddens/PA)
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Jamie Andrews scored twice as Solihull beat Woking 4-2 for their first away win of the season.

The visitors took the lead after just five minutes when Scott High set up Jacob Wakeling’s fifth goal this term.

Woking were level after 22 minutes when Matt Ward was played through by Roy Syla, and three minutes later John Marquis slotted the hosts in front.

Andrews equalised immediately before Wakeling returned the favour when he teed up High to put Solihull back in front before half-time, and Woking had Jaiden Putman sent off before Andrews sealed the win with a late fourth.

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