- Brentwood have won their only home match in the Isthmian League Premier Division 2026/2027 and have scored 2 goals (without conceding any).
- Enfield have won their only away match in the new league and have averaged 4.00 goals for and 0.00 goals against on the road.
- Brentwood are on a 2-match losing streak (Dartford and Eastbourne Borough) while Enfield have won their last two matches (Lewes 4-0 away, Ramsgate 3-2 home).
Brentwood and Enfield can make their mark
Brentwood Town sit 14th in the early-season Isthmian League Premier Division 2026/2027 table (3 points from 3 games) and Enfield Town are 6th (6 points from 3), and the Towners look to have a clear advantage on the evidence of the first few weeks.
Brentwood have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five matches, while Enfield have lost two and won three of the same - that's why the home side is slightly favoured.
The market has this contest as close to even at 21/20 for Brentwood and 199/100 for Enfield, with the draw at 129/50. Given the relative quality of the teams and the away side's superior form, the home side has a slight edge, although we won't be taking anything below even money for our bet.
Towners’ away record gives them the edge
Keith Rowland's Brentwood play an aggressive, front-foot game with lots of width in the final third and the Blues press and push with intensity to try and force errors and counter-attack opportunities.
Enfield Town are much more possession-based and look to build patient attacks, change shape and press in a controlled manner rather than suffocate their opponents.
So there's a real contrast in styles here and both should have some success at some point, which should mean a lively encounter at the Brentwood Centre Arena. The goals markets are also attractive here - Over 2.5 goals at 17/25 and BTTS - Yes at 57/100, so we're keen to get a couple of goals in our accumulator.
Bradley Sach has been Brentwood's main man in the scoring sense with three of their seven goals in the last five coming from his boot. However, the Blues, we think Enfield's away record, coupled with the fact that they face a pressing home team, gives the Towners the edge in this contest.
