Wealdstone host Solihull Moors in the National League on Tuesday night aiming to extend a three-match winning streak. The game at Grosvenor Vale kicks off at 7:45pm local time on Tuesday 27 October.
That result, secured by Olomola's 46th-minute goal, followed victories over Worthing and Nottingham Forest's under-21s. The win at Aldershot Town on Saturday 24 October was the third in a sequence that began with a 3-0 victory over Worthing on Saturday 17 October and a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest U21 on Tuesday 20 October, where A. Kaunda scored the decisive goal. This recent run of three wins and two losses from their last five games has provided a lift from a broader record of three wins, three draws and seven losses from their 13 league matches this season, leaving them 23 points behind leaders Boreham Wood. They have scored 17 goals and conceded 24, giving them a goal difference of minus seven.
Their recent form, reading three wins and two losses from the last five, marks a significant upturn after a difficult start to the season. The Stones have scored 17 goals and conceded 24 across their 13 league games so far. This period of improvement followed a heavy 6-0 home defeat to Yeovil Town on Saturday 10 October and a 2-1 loss at Barrow on Saturday 3 October, which were preceded by a 1-1 draw at Forest Green on Tuesday 29 September.
Solihull Moors arrive in 23rd position, having lost three of their last five league outings. Their most recent match was a 2-1 defeat at home to Carlisle United.
Team news and recent lineups
Wealdstone's lineup for the recent win over Nottingham Forest U21 featured Baptiste in goal, with a back four of Cook, Newton, Conroy and Dominic Kadj. Olomola led the attack, supported by Francis-Clarke, Henry, Uchenna and Tracey.
Solihull's last starting eleven, from their loss to Worthing, included Metcalfe, Warren and French in defence, with Sbarra and Wakeling in attacking roles.
Tuesday's fixture is the 15th of the regular season for both clubs. A win for Wealdstone could see them climb further away from the relegation zone, while Solihull will be desperate for points to close the gap.
