Ten-man Wealdstone were defeated 0-3 by table toppers York City at Grosvenor Vale.   Second-half goals from Morgan Williams, Zak Johnson and Daniel Batty enabled the Minstermen to notch their sixth successive league victory.   Sam Cox made two changes to the side that were narrowly edged by Altrincham midweek, with Enzio Boldewijn and Anthony Georgiou returning to the starting line-up.   The visitors tested Dante Baptiste within four minutes of kick-off as the league’s top sc

Wasteful Wealdstone only have themselves to blame after slipping to a 1-0 Enterprise National League defeat at strugglers Altrincham - bringing to an end a run of just one win in the last 10 league games for the hosts.   Jimmy Knowles' scuffed effort on 35 minutes proved the difference between the sides, but Stones will look back on a long list of final-third entries and largely off-target goal attempts.   And, outside of their control, time seemed to stand still right near t

Despite a Nathan Tshikuna brace, a stoppage-time Eastleigh equaliser meant the points were shared in a two-two draw on the road against the Spitfires.   Sam Cox made just one change to his side that secured a memorable FA Trophy victory over Robbie Savage’s Forest Green Rovers last weekend, as Deon Woodman made way for new loanee signing Charlie Waller- who made his first appearance for Wealdstone.   In a slow-starting encounter, Enzio Boldewijn catalysed the first major chan

After two weeks out of action due to back-to-back postponed matches, The Stones finally took to the field again and produced a memorable performance to defeat Forest Green Rovers in the Isuzu FA Trophy.   Enzio Boldewijn opened the scoring during an impressive first half at the New Lawns Stadium, before Olofela Olomola and Sean Adarkwa secured a famous win.   There was one change to the side that defeated Woking last time out with the unavailable Jack Cook making way for Enzi

Wealdstone produced a superb performance to beat Neal Ardley’s Woking 1-0 at Grosvenor Vale.    A second-half goal from Deon Woodman enabled the Stones to secure their first win in the league since 8 th November last year.   Sam Cox made one change to the side that knocked Dagenham & Redbridge out of the FA Trophy last week, with skipper Jack Cook replacing the injured Dan Cox.   The Cards started the match brightly, generating a chance in just the third minute, when Josh Osu

Wealdstone produced a dominant display to emerge victorious over Dagenham & Redbridge and book their place into the last 16 of the Isuzu FA Trophy.   An 81 st minute strike from talisman Micah Obiero proved decisive, as the Stones edged the Daggers at Grosvenor Vale.   Sam Cox made four changes to the side that were beaten by high-flying Carlisle United last week. New loanee, Dan Cox from Derby County, went straight into the starting line-up, alongside Anthony Georgiou, Dyla

Sam Cox called for the Stones to put in a “rugged performance” before facing Carlisle Utd on Saturday afternoon at Brunton Park. His team responded with a stubborn effort that frustrated their hosts for large spells of the game, before ultimately being defeated by a two-goal margin.   The Stones went into the match on a run of seven league games without a victory but knew it would be a difficult task if they were to end that run in Cumbria, where Mark Hughes’ side hoped to to

Wealdstone were defeated by four goals to one in a very open game against Aldershot Town in which the final score did not necessarily reflect the overall balance of play.   The Stones endured a nightmare start, as Aldershot opened the scoring inside the first minute. Matthew Penney was played in behind down the left-hand side, and he squared for the experienced James Henry to slot home.   After falling behind early on, Wealdstone responded well, moving the ball quickly and lo

Wealdstone were comprehensively defeated 4-0 by high-flying Boreham Wood at Grosvenor Vale on Boxing Day.   First-half goals from Abdul Abdulmalik and Matt Rush put the Wood into a comfortable lead, with a brace from substitute Lewis Richardson completing the rout for the visitors.   Sam Cox made three changes to the side that comeback to draw with Halifax midweek, as Enzio Boldewijn, Dan Nkrumah and Junior Tiensia returned to the starting line-up for the Stones.   Wealdstone

Wealdstone showed excellent character to mount a late comeback and secure a two-two draw against Halifax Town in their last game before Christmas.   Dante Baptiste was called into action early on as Angelo Cappello found Will Harris unmarked in the box. The Stones’ number one made a smart save with his foot to deny the Halifax attacker.   The Stones were under pressure in the opening minutes, as Cappello was found in acres of space before driving into the box. The winger chos

Wealdstone’s six-game unbeaten streak in the Enterprise National League came to an end after an uncharacteristic 2-0 defeat on the road against Truro City. Sam Cox made three changes to his side that triumphed Cheshunt in the third round of the Isuzu FA Trophy on Saturday, as Enzio Boldewijn, Dylan Kadji and Olufela Olomola all returned to the starting line-up for the Stones. As dusk settled over Cornwall, Wealdstone got off to a near-perfect start as in the opening minute, a

Wealdstone bowed out of the Emirates FA Cup at the Second Round stage after a difficult afternoon at Blundell Park, where League Two side Grimsby Town ran out 4–0 winners. The Stones went into the game knowing a monumental performance would be needed to repeat last years upset, but the Stones were caught cold in the early stages as they struggled to adapt to the pace and physicality of the hosts this time around. Grimsby opened the scoring in the 7th minute when Charles Verna

Wealdstone picked up a point on the road against an in-form Solihull Moors side on Saturday in a contest that both sides may have been frustrated to have not come away from with a victory.    A first half goal by Emmanuel Sonupe had put the Moors ahead but their lead was cancelled out within ten minutes thanks to Omar Mussa’s equaliser from a driving effort. The teams created chances to win the game in a breathless second half but neither could find their way to goal again.  

Wealdstone signed off their National League Cup campaign with an impressive 2-0 victory over West Bromwich Albion's U21s on home soil. Despite their dominance on the night, the triumph will likely not be enough for the Stones to advance in the competition. Wealdstone got off to a flying start with an instant goal from Olufela Olomola, and later in the second half, the Stones doubled their advantage with a clean strike from Daniel Nkrumah to secure the victory. Sam Cox made se

Wealdstone produced a tremendous performance to come from behind and share the spoils with table toppers Forest Green Rovers at Grosvenor Vale.   A first-half goal from Isaac Moore had put the Rovers ahead, but this was cancelled out by Micah Obiero in the second-half, as the playoff contenders held Robbie Savage’s men to a draw.   Sam Cox made two changes to the side that drew with Hartlepool United last week, as Dylan Kadji and Eddy Nsasi were named in the starting line-up.

The Stones produced a good performance at the Prestige Group Stadium to secure a one-one draw against fellow top-half side Hartlepool United.   The curse of the ex struck in just the second minute of the game, as Alex Reid fired a powerful shot into the roof of the net from inside the six-yard box.   But Hartlepool Utd’s lead was short-lived.   Nathan Tshikuna was surrounded by opposition defenders just inside the box. However, he managed to produce a fantastic effort which s

Wealdstone continued their fine run of form to edge Braintree Town 1-0 at Grosvenor Vale and solidify eighth position in the National League table.   Sam Cox made two changes to the side that defeated Yeovil Town on Tuesday evening, as Deon Woodman returned from suspension and Steven Turner was handed his first start for the Stones.   Super-sub Daniel Nkrumah’s late goal proved the difference between the two sides as Cox’s men notched their third consecutive clean sheet, whil

Wealdstone delivered a calm and professional performance to defeat Yeovil Town at Huish Park on a wet and windy Tuesday night in the Enterprise National League.   Sam Cox made three changes to the team that defeated Southend Utd on Saturday in the Emirates FA Cup. Jack Cook, Max Kretzschmar and Omar Mussa came into the starting eleven, while new loan signings Steven Turner and Eddy Nsasi were named on the bench.   Excellent finishes from Dom Hutchinson and Max Kretzschmar saw

Wealdstone produced a brilliant performance to defeat ten-man Southend United 1-0 at Grosvenor Vale and knock Kevin Maher’s side out of the Emirates FA Cup.   Sam Cox made four changes to the side that produced a thrilling comeback last Saturday to beat Sutton United 4-2. Terrell Agyemang, Sak Hassan, Dom Hutchinson and Dylan Kadji were named in the starting line-up for the Stones.   A first-half goal from Olufela Olomola proved decisive as the Stones edged the Shrimpers in a

Wealdstone produced a scintillating second-half comeback to defeat Sutton United 4-2 at Grosvenor Vale and end their five-match unbeaten run.   Sam Cox made seven changes to the side that lost to Nottingham Forest U21s midweek in the National League Cup. Dante Baptiste, Philip Chinedu, Anthony Georgiou, Omar Mussa, Micah Obiero, Junior Tiensia, and Deon Woodman returned to the starting line-up for the Stones.   Early strikes from Lewis Simper and Kai Jennings had put the bott