Bromley Triumphs at Wembley in Promotion Final Against Solihull Moors

In a thrilling Promotion Final at Wembley Stadium, Bromley emerged victorious against Solihull Moors, securing a spot in the English Football League for the first time in their 132-year history.

Grant Smith, the goalkeeper for Bromley, showcased his prowess with two crucial penalty saves during a tense shootout, ultimately clinching the win for his team. Byron Webster, the captain of Bromley, sealed the deal with a well-placed spot-kick, capping off a nail-biting encounter.

While Bromley’s style of play may not always be aesthetically pleasing, manager Andy Woodman’s pragmatic approach and ability to stave off defeat have proven effective over the course of his three-year tenure.

The match saw back-and-forth action, with Bromley taking the lead twice courtesy of goals from the prolific Michael Cheek. However, Solihull Moors fought back valiantly each time, with goals from Joe Sbarra and Jamey Osborne keeping them in contention.

Following a fiercely contested second half and extra time, it was Bromley’s resilience that ultimately shone through, exemplified by substitute Alex Kirk hitting the woodwork twice. The hard-fought victory sets the stage for Bromley as they prepare to navigate the challenges of the English Football League, including adapting to their artificial pitch at Hayes Lane.