- Both Teams to Score - Yes is available at 21/50 for Saturday's game.
- Plymouth Parkway have won three of the last four meetings across all competitions, including the previous Southern League Premier Division South 2025/2026 fixture (3-1).
- Plymouth Parkway have won four and lost one of their five home games across all competitions.
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Plymouth Parkway and Chertsey Town FC both come into this clash in solid shape after taking seven wins from their last ten and five wins, four draws and just one defeat from their most recent ten respectively, although the hosts have been slightly more erratic in recent weeks.
The Yellows took a little time to adjust to life in the Southern League after their promotion last term, but have come back well with a win after losing and a draw. Plymouth Parkway bounced back from a 3-1 defeat at Chichester City FC by beating Wimborne Town FC 2-1 at home, and they have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five.
The Curfews have drawn each of their last two games, holding Chippenham Town FC to a 2-2 draw at home before battling to a 1-1 stalemate away at Hanwell Town, but they should be able to match up well to The Yellows on Saturday.
The home side are a patient, possession-based side that have the set-piece punch to hurt teams, while Chertsey Town FC are a high-press, direct outfit that like to create chaos in the opposition half. In theory, these two styles should blend to make an open, fast-paced game with plenty of chances at both ends and plenty of transition play, so Both Teams to Score - Yes is our first tip at 21/50.
Plymouth Parkway have won three of the last four head-to-head clashes between these sides and they are a reliable 79/100 to take all three points on Saturday. The hosts have also won four of their previous five home matches across all competitions, so they should be taken to win in front of their own fans.
Chertsey Town FC have also gone unbeaten in five of their away games across all competitions, taking three wins and two draws, but they have conceded an average of two goals per match on their travels and we think they can be got at on the road.
The home team have only conceded five goals at their ground in all competitions, which averages out at just one goal per game, so they have a pretty solid base and a Plymouth Parkway win in a high-scoring battle seems the most likely outcome.
