Welling United return to league action as they head to Meadow Park to take on Boreham Wood on Saturday (3pm).
After four consecutive Saturdays on home turf, the Wings return to away days with a trip to the newly-relegated Wood and will be looking to bounce back from the disappointment of last weekend’s FA Cup exit.
Boss Rod Stringer will have to contend with an ever-growing injury list with TJ Bramble and Ben Wells forced off last Saturday, joining Zain Walker, Harvey Walker, Oscar Borg, Daniel Martin, Chiori Johnson and Martell Taylor-Crossdale in the physio’s room.
THE OPPOSITION
Boreham Wood were relegated from the National League last term and will be expecting an immediate bounce back.
But an indifferent start to the campaign prompted the departure of Manager Ross Jenkins last week after just four months in charge with the club acting quickly to re-appoint former boss Luke Garrard, who will return to the Meadow Park dugout for the first time on Saturday.
The Wood currently sit in 10th position in National League South with three wins, three draws and two defeats from their eight games played, so far, but are without a win in their last four league outings.
LAST TIME OUT
The Wings met Boreham Wood in the fourth qualifying round of last season’s FA Cup, bowing out despite a heroic effort.
After losing two key players to injury in the first half in the form of Lewis White and keeper Ben Winterbottom, the Wings gave their National League opponents more than just a fright, only succumbing to an 86th minute Tyrone Marsh goal at Meadow Park.
TICKETS
Tickets for the clash at Meadow Park are available to purchase online in advance and will also be available from the turnstiles on the day of the game, but are subject to a £2 price increase.
Tickets bought online are priced:
Adults: £18
Concessions: £16
U20s: £10
U16s: £8
U14s: £6 when accompanied by an adult
U5s: £2 when accompanied by an adult
Get your tickets for Boreham Wood v the Wings by clicking here.
Supporters should note that this fixture will be segregated. Visiting supporters to Meadow Park will be located at the south end of the ground, accessible via turnstiles 9 & 10.
LIVE COVERAGE
Unfortunately, due to Boreham Wood’s media policies, there will be no Radio Wings live broadcast on Saturday afternoon.
Supporters can follow all the action live from Meadow Park across the club’s official social media channels, with regular updates via the X platform (formerly known as Twitter).
