Wealdstone were defeated 3-1 by high-flying Harrogate Town at The Vale, leaving the Stones 19th in the National League table and in search of their first win. Gary Waddock named an unchanged starting line-up from the side that drew 2-2 with Fylde last Saturday at Mill Farm. Brad Dolaghan gave the Sulphurites the lead, with Micah Obiero drawing the Stones level before half-time, but second-half goals from Lewis Payne and Shawn McCoulsky sealed a second successive victory f

Wealdstone kicked off their 2026/27 Enterprise National League season with an absolute thriller against AFC Fylde, Olufela Olomola securing a point for the Stones in the dying stages. Wealdstone almost made the perfect start to the season. The kick-off was passed back to Dante Baptiste, who played a long ball into the path of Luke Norris. He expertly chested the ball and fired a volley towards the top corner from outside the box, which had to be stopped by Zac Jones. Fol

Wealdstone produced a convincing performance to defeat Slough Town at Arbour Park by two goals on Saturday afternoon in their last friendly before the 2026/27 National League season kicks off. Gary Waddock named a mixed starting XI, with five trialists given a final opportunity to impress, while new signing Luke Norris led The Stones’ frontline for the first time. The visitors created numerous chances in the first half but had to wait until after the interval to take the

The Stones backed up Saturday’s impressive showing against MK Dons with another strong performance against League One opposition by defeating AFC Wimbledon at The Vale on Tuesday night. Gary Waddock will have been pleased to see the impact of new signing, Dan Chesters, who scored the only goal of the game on a very warm evening in Ruislip. Chances were at a premium in the opening 20 minutes, but it was an absorbing contest with both sides competing well to cancel each oth

Wealdstone put in an impressive showing to defeat League One’s MK Dons by two goals at The Vale on Saturday. Gary Waddock’s side took the lead in the first half through Micah Obiero before making it two in the second half with Trialist B capitalising on a penalty box scramble. As has often been the case during pre-season, MK Dons did not play with numbers on their backs, so identifying players for this match report was not always straightforward. The Dons had the first

Wealdstone fell to a 2-0 defeat against Chertsey Town as their preparations for the new season continued at Alwyns Lane. After a goalless opening half, the hosts struck twice following the restart to secure victory, while Stones forward Olufela Olomola saw a second-half penalty saved. Wealdstone lined up in their black and green third kit, with new signing Jayden Harris captaining a starting XI containing several trialists. The Stones created the first notable opportunity of

The Stones continued pre-season with a win against Hemel Hempstead and a confident performance on Saturday. The hosts opened positively, dominating possession and it wasn’t long before Wealdstone took the lead. Trialist C was on hand to convert a low cross from the right wing, finishing first time in the 6-yard box with just one minute on the clock. The Stones continued to have success with their front footed approach. Trialist A bypassed multiple players to slide a low

Wealdstone fell to a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Queens Park Rangers U21s in their first friendly of the summer, a game of two halves that was heavily impacted by all the typical tropes of pre-season. The Stones took the lead in the first half through an Olufela Olomola penalty only to be pegged back in the second by an improved QPR eleven, as both sides made significant changes to their lineups for each half. Wealdstone were unable to regain control of the match and the s

Wealdstone suffered heartache in final of the Isuzu FA Trophy at Wembley, losing 4-2 in a dramatic penalty shoot-out to Southend United, after a captivating goalless draw. Gus Scott-Morriss scored the winning spot-kick for the Shrimpers after shot-stopper Collin Andeng-Ndi had saved efforts from substitutes Fela Olomola and Jack Hinchy. Gary Waddock named a strong starting line-up for the Stones’ historic contest against the Shrimpers, with skipper Jack Cook returning from in

The Stones ended their 2025/26 Enterprise National League campaign on Saturday with a defeat at Southend United, three weeks before the sides play each other again in the Isuzu FA Trophy Final at Wembley Stadium. The Shrimpers were the victors on the day thanks to goals from Keenan Appiah-Forson and Charlie Kendall, despite Micah Obiero pulling a goal back before the break. Both sides were without key players with little riding on the game for Wealdstone while Southend U

In their final home match of the season, Wealdstone shared the spoils with fifth placed Scunthorpe United, playing out a 1-1 draw at The Vale. Jack Wells-Morrison’s second-half goal looked like notching a win for the Stones over their playoff counterparts, but substitute Declan Howe equalised for the Iron at the death. Gary Waddock made four changes to the side that drew 1-1 with Boston United midweek. Connor McAvoy, Jack Hinchy, Dylan Kadji and Micah Obiero all returned

Wealdstone returned to The Vale on Tuesday night to face fellow mid-table side, Boston Utd, in a match that had little riding on it for either team. Gary Waddock made seven changes to the side that were defeated late on by Rochdale on Saturday as he looked to freshen up a squad that had covered a huge amount of ground against the title challengers. This included a last-minute change that saw Michael Adu-Poku come in for Dominic Hutchinson who picked up an injury in the warm

Wealdstone suffered a late defeat at the Crown Oil Arena as Rochdale struck twice in the final stages to overturn a deserved Stones lead. With little riding on the result for the visitors, but everything at stake for a Rochdale side chasing the title, it was the Stones who produced a composed and disciplined performance for large periods, only to be denied at the death. Rochdale started brightly, and an early scare saw Dante Baptiste unable to fully claim a corner, however it

Wealdstone were comprehensively defeated 5-1 by high-flying Boreham Wood at Meadow Park. Despite a Sean Adarkwa strike, goals from Zak Brunt, Abdul Abdulmalik and a hat-trick from James Clarke secured the Wood’s spot in the play-offs. Gary Waddock made just two changes to his side that thrashed Hartlepool United on Tuesday evening, as Mason Barrett and Terrell Agyemang returned to Wealdstone’s starting line-up. After a low-tempo start, Connor McAvoy was called into action, r

Wealdstone were in seventh heaven as they thrashed Hartlepool United 7-0 with an incredible performance at The Vale. A hat trick from talisman Micah Obiero, along with goals from Dylan Kadji and Anthony Georgiou sealed a five-star first-half for the Stones, with Enzio Boldewijin and Olufela Olomola completing the rout in the second-half. Gary Waddock made five changes to the side that booked their place at Wembley in the Isuzu FA Trophy at the weekend. Enzio Boldewijn, Anthon

Wealdstone booked their place in the final of the Isuzu FA Trophy in dramatic fashion, grabbing a superb last-minute winner to knock out a resolute Marine side 1-0 in the semi-final, at The Vale. In front of a record-breaking crowd of 4,000 fans, Micah Obiero’s 94 th minute goal proved decisive, sending the Stones’ to Wembley for the first time since 1985. Waddock made five changes from the side that lost 0-2 to Yeovil Town midweek, with Terrell Agyemang, Jack Cook, Mica

Wealdstone suffered a disappointing 2-0 defeat at home to Yeovil Town, marking their third straight match without a victory. Goals from Terrell Works and James Daly either side of half-time gifted the Glovers their second consecutive league win. Gary Waddock made seven changes to his side that travelled to Forest Green Rovers last Saturday as Connor McAvoy, Junior Tiensia, Dylan Kadji, Dom Hutchinson, Sean Adarkwa and Mason Barrett came into the side and Jack Wells-Morrison r

Wealdstone were defeated 2-0 by an improved Forest Green Rovers on Saturday at The Bolt New Lawn Stadium as they failed to pick up any points for the second time in two games. The Stones had never lost to their hosts before in a competitive match and returned to the scene of this season’s heroic FA Trophy 5 th round win hoping to extend that run but struggled to hit the heights of that earlier performance, at the end of a week which had seen them travel nearly 700 miles.

The Stones’ three game winning streak came to an end after a narrow 1-0 defeat on the road against Gateshead. A first half goal from Ashley Boatswain just before half time proved decisive, giving the Heeds a boost in their fight for survival in the National League. Gary Waddock made two changes to his side that produced a five-star performance against Solihull Moors last Saturday, as Agyemang and Spencer returned to Wealdstone’s starting eleven. The hosts started on the front

Wealdstone produced a five-star performance to thrash Solihull Moors 5-1 at The Vale and notch their third consecutive victory in a week. An early header from Connor McAvoy, along with second-half finishes from Sean Adarkwa, Nathan Tshikuna, Micah Obiero and Junior Tiensia completed the rout for the Stones, as Conor Wilkinson’s goal proved merely consolatory for the Moors. Waddock made two changes to the side that edged Tamworth midweek, with skipper Enzio Boldewijn and J