- Warrington Town are unbeaten in the Northern Premier League Premier Division 2026-2027 at home (W1, D1) and have scored four goals in two home matches.
- Curzon Ashton are winless in the Northern Premier League Premier Division 2026/2027 away from home, picking up 0 points from two matches.
- Warrington Town have scored 13 goals across their last five matches and Reece Daly is currently in top form, scoring four in five.
An end-to-end affair looks likely at Cantilever Park
Warrington Town currently occupy second position in the Northern Premier League Premier Division 2026/2027 with 13 points from five matches, while Curzon Ashton sit 16th with four points from the same number of matches.
This is not a classic 'home and away' fixture as the hosts are unbeaten in two at home and Curzon are winless on the road, but it does favour the hosts nonetheless given that their visitors have struggled in both of their matches away from the Tameside Stadium.
These teams are on different trajectories as Warrington come into this in excellent form after four wins and one draw from their last five in all competitions (1-1 with Cleethorpes Town, 1-2 at Ilkeston Town, 0-5 away thumping of Whitby), while Curzon are in indifferent to poor form after winning just one, drawing once, and losing three of their last five (L2-1 Emley, H2-2 Bamber Bridge, L1-2 Guiseley).
Side with the Yellows to edge the spoils
Curzon are a footballing side who like to have the ball in the midfield and press collectively as a team when out of possession, whereas Warrington are a much more pragmatic outfit that like to play on the counter and win the game of transition. This stylistic contrast should suit Warrington Town as they will surely punish Curzon if they lose the ball in dangerous areas.
Although, a quick look at the head-to-head record tells us that this won't be a free hit for Warrington as Curzon have won the last two meetings between the two sides, including a 1-0 home win in National League North 2024/2025.
The odds are not enticing as the Yellows are priced at 77/100 favourites, compared with 281/100 for the Nash and 53/20 for the draw, but the visitors will know they can make Warrington uncomfortable as Warrington have failed to win any of their last three home games against Curzon Ashton.
Paul Carden's men are clearly in better form than their opponents here, however, and are a well-organised 4-2-3-1 team that are more than capable of breaking with pace and precision when on the break. Reece Daly has been Warrington's sharpest blade in recent weeks, scoring four of their 13 goals across the last five, and his finishing prowess should give them a proper edge on the night. The bet that suits this fixture best is for the home side to edge a close encounter, so we'll take Warrington to win in the outright market.
Over 2.5 goals at 7/10 and Both Teams To Score - Yes at 63/100, however, appeal in the draw no bet market and will likely provide better value than the match result market as we expect a competitive contest with chances at both ends.
