- Wealdstone form: Wealdstone have won 2, drawn 1 and lost 2 of their last 5 games, a good enough return to maintain confidence going into this game.
- Solihull form: Solihull Moors have lost 3 straight games and taken just 1 win from their last 5, leaving them in more urgent need of improvement.
Expect a lively game in the last place clash
With both teams in, this is a pivotal match that will go a long way to deciding who makes the cut for the Football League in 2027. However, neither side has shown much promise in the opening games of the season with The Stones in 19th having picked up 12 points from 13 games and The Moors down in 23rd with just 7 points.
The hosts have been a relatively compact and adaptable unit since Gary Waddock took charge on 27 February 2026, sometimes patiently building up before getting it in the net and other times pushing it long and going direct. However, they have been more vulnerable against teams that have pressed them high up the field, forcing them to play in a way that doesn't always suit them.
Chris Millington's Moors have been anything but compact, playing on the front foot and trying to get their wide players on the ball as often as possible. This should open this game up a bit and see goals at both ends, although Wealdstone are likely to edge a high-tempo clash in which both defences are likely to be exposed.
Wealdstone have more of a cutting edge than Solihull
Home form and attack
Wealdstone have had a poor run at home with just 1 win, 1 draw and 4 defeats, but they have averaged 1.17 goals per home game in the league which is good enough to keep them involved in games.
- They have the luxury of having Olufela Olomola up top, a man who has scored 4 goals in 11 National League 2026/2027 games to give The Stones a cutting edge up top which has been noticeably missing from the hosts' performance.
- Solihull's top scorer is Jacob Wakeling, who has 5 goals in 11 National League 2026/2027 appearances, and has been a threat for them since the start of the campaign.
- Jamie Andrews has added 2 goals in the club's last 5 matches and represents an added threat in the box.
Head-to-head and odds
There's just about enough to lean towards the chaos for this one, the head-to-head record is fairly even with 1 win each and 3 draws in the last 5, and Wealdstone won the most recent match 5-1 at this venue.
However, Wealdstone have a home record of 1 win, 1 draw and 4 defeats and Solihull have been terrible on the road, so I'm supporting the home team here.
The odds on the game are about right so I'll support Wealdstone to win at 2.07, Over 2.5 goals at 1.5 and Both Teams to Score – Yes at 1.45.
