Wealdstone secured a vital 1-0 away win at Aldershot Town on Saturday, moving them up to 19th in the National League on 12 points from 13 games, a record of three wins, three draws and seven losses. Olomola's goal just after half-time proved decisive in a match where both sides saw players booked.
Olomola struck within a minute of the restart, finishing a move to give the Stones a lead they would not relinquish. The goal, which came in the 46th minute, was his decisive contribution in the Aldershot Town 0-1 Wealdstone result on Saturday 24 October. The goal came after a first half where Norris received a yellow card for Wealdstone in the 22nd minute, with Aldershot's B. Tuma also booked before the break.
The second half saw a flurry of substitutions and cautions. Henry was shown a yellow card for Wealdstone seven minutes after the goal, followed by bookings for A. Kanu and the goalscorer Olomola himself. Aldershot's M. Stickland was booked in the final minute, with Wealdstone's R. Maher also seeing yellow in stoppage time.
Managerial changes shaped the contest, with Wealdstone introducing Kadji for Henry on the hour mark and later bringing on J. Newton and F. Okenabirhie. Their recent form now reads three wins from their last five outings, a sequence of three wins and two losses. This victory extended a winning run to three games, following a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest U21 on Tuesday 20 October, where A. Kaunda scored, and a 3-0 victory against Worthing on Saturday 17 October. The team has scored 17 goals this season while conceding 24.
Attention now turns to a quick turnaround at Grosvenor Vale. Wealdstone host 23rd-placed Solihull Moors on Tuesday 27 October. Despite their improved form, the Stones remain 23 points behind league leaders Boreham Wood in the title race.
