Wealdstone Football Club's squad composition for the 2026-27 season is now public following a heavy home defeat. The club's immediate focus is on upcoming fixtures and making tickets available for supporters.
What does the Wealdstone squad look like for 2026-27?
Manager Gary Waddock oversees a group of 20 players, according to data published by Vavel. The squad includes three foreign players and three under-23 talents. This information was updated after the team's most recent match, a 4-1 loss at home to Kidderminster Harriers on September 5.
That result contributed to a difficult start for the Stones, who currently sit 20th in the National League table. They have taken just five points from their opening six matches, with a record of one win, two draws, and three losses. Their recent form reads as a loss, win, draw, loss, loss. The club's goal difference stands at minus four, having scored seven times while conceding 11.
How can fans get tickets for upcoming Wealdstone home games?
Tickets for a block of home fixtures from September through January are now on sale. The run begins with the match against Wealdstone on Saturday, September 12, and extends to the visit of Solihull Moors on Saturday, January 23, as reported by Boston United's official website. A notable change will see away supporters relocated to the South Stand for the first time.
Sales for away trips to Southend United and Scunthorpe United in October will be managed by those opposition clubs. Kick-off times for home games scheduled after the end of January remain provisional and could shift due to DAZN's streaming requirements. Tickets are also available for National League Cup ties against the PL2 development sides of West Bromwich Albion, Southampton, and Leicester City. Fans can view the full fixtures schedule on the club's website.
What happened in the Kidderminster Harriers match?
Kidderminster Harriers extended their unbeaten league run to five games with a 4-1 victory at Grosvenor Vale, a result covered by Yahoo Sports. Lewis Walker scored twice for the visitors, opening the scoring in the third minute. Kidderminster played over an hour with ten men after Angus MacDonald received a straight red card for a high challenge in the 27th minute.
Wealdstone capitalized on the sending-off almost immediately, with Connor McAvoy heading in an equalizer just a minute later. The match was then halted for 27 minutes due to two separate medical emergencies in the crowd; both individuals were reported stable and taken to hospital. Callum Dolan restored Kidderminster's lead from the penalty spot early in the second half before Cian Harries and Walker added further goals. The defeat leaves Wealdstone 11 points behind league leaders Boreham Wood. Supporters can check the latest standings for the full table.
The club will look to address defensive issues, having conceded 11 goals so far this season. Gary Waddock's full roster of players is available to view on the official squad page.
