LV BET Preview: The Matchday 22 Stat Pack
Each gameweek, The National League's official betting partner LV BET provides the lowdown of the key matches across the Vanarama National League. Find out all you need to know ahead of Matchday 22.
Maidenhead United vs. Woking
Both Clubs know the score, part-time teams in what is a full-time dominated division means you are always up against it.
It means Maidenhead and Woking fans will always look at the bigger picture and neither will be disappointed with how things have gone so far.
Alan Dowson’s Cards are still very much in the mix - despite just one National League win since August.
Sitting in eighth, just a point outside the top seven, their supporters will see the play-offs as a realistic goal after staying in touch regardless of the lack of three-point returns lately.
Maidenhead began so strongly but inconsistency is hampering their promotion chances.
Just two home wins have held them back, they average only a goal every game at York Road - and Alan Devonshire wants them to put that right on Saturday.
History is certainly on the Magpies’ side.
Maidenhead did the double over Woking when they were last in the National League together two years ago - a season which saw the Cards relegated.
Maidenhead United
League position: 17th
Points: 25
Goals for: 24
Goals against: 24
Top scorer: Danny Whitehall (7)
Last three results: D-L-L
Woking
League position: 8th
Points: 32
Goals for: 30
Goals against: 26
Top scorer: Jake Hyde (9)
Last three results: L-W-D
Big Match Pointers
- Under 2.5 goals
Maidenhead have scored ten at home, Woking 18 away
- Match to end as a draw
Maidenhead have won twice in nine games, Woking once since August
Barrow vs. Barnet
- Leaders Barrow have won ten of their last 11 National League games.
- Barnet’s only victory in their last seven games has come at home to bottom club Chorley.
- Ian Evatt’s Bluebirds have kept three clean sheets in a row and have won their last four games at Holker Street.
- Barnet have taken only four points from 18 available on the road and have scored just two goals in their last five away matches.
Wrexham vs. Yeovil Town
- 16 of Wrexham’s 19 points have been earned at the Racecourse Ground.
- Good travellers Yeovil have won four of their last five away games and have yet to draw on the road.
- Wrexham’s problem is goals - they haven’t scored more than once in a game since September 24
- Yeovil’s nine-goal top scorer Rhys Murphy hasn’t scored in his last four matches.
Aldershot Town vs. Notts County
- The Shots are still reeling from Saturday’s 6-1 hammering at Dagenham - their heaviest defeat of the season.
- Notts go into the game on the back of a 3-0 home reverse to Barrow.
- Aldershot have won three of their last five home games - but haven’t beaten any of the top seven teams this term.
- Only three sides have scored more than Notts’ 31 goals this season, Torquay, Barrow and Bromley.
Sutton United vs. Bromley
- Sutton won their first game in eight at Torquay last weekend - only the second time they have avoided defeat since September 24.
- Title-chasing Bromley have won just twice in their previous eight National League games.
- Matt Gray knows Sutton need to be more ruthless at home - they’ve scored in just one of their last four matches at Gander Green Lane.
- Bromley have found the net in all bar two games this season and have 37 goals to their name already.
Dover Athletic vs. Solihull Moors
- Dover are the country’s top performing away side - but at home they have only taken nine points from their ten games.
- Solihull have won five of their last six games. Striker Paul McCallum now has seven goals.
- Yeovil are the first top seven side Dover have beaten since August.
- Third-place Solihull Moors are the division’s fourth weakest performers away from home, winning only twice.
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