The Wood are back at home tomorrow afternoon, Friday April 19 (3pm), when we welcome Salford City to Meadow Park in the National League. Here’s our preview…
Match Details
Boreham Wood Football Club have now moved onto an online ticketing system and ticket details can be found HERE. Ticket prices are as follows: Adults £18; OAPS £13, under 16’s £8 and under 12’s £4 (subject to booking fee).
These prices are to sit or stand. The West and East stands are seated, and the North and South ends are standing.
We advise that all supporters planning to attend BWFC matches at Meadow Park, purchase tickets beforehand.
Once purchased, tickets are available to download to supporter’s phones, are accessible on the Ticket Arena app, and can also be printed at home and brought to the game for entry.
Tickets will still be available to purchase on the day of the game, but at an increased rate of £2 (£3 for U12s).
For home supporters, cash payments will be available on the East Stand turnstile, and card payments in the Gallery Suite bar. Away supporters will also be able to purchase tickets on the away gate in the West Stand, with cash.
The match will be segregated, and the nearest public car park is stationed in Brook Road and adjacent to stadium.
Team News
Luke Garrard has no fresh injuries to contend with.
Form Guide
The Wood won last time out, beating Cheshunt 2-0 in the Herts senior Cup Semi-Final. In the last league outing Wood returned with all 3 points securing National League safety for another year.
Tom Champion put the Wood ahead in the first half with a stunning header from a Kieron Murtagh corner.
Wood could and should have extended their lead late on with Bradley Ash and Ralston Gabriel missing from close range.
One to Watch – Adam Rooney
The 30-year-old started his career at Stoke City and has had spells at Yeovil Town (loan), Chesterfield (loan), Bury (loan), Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Birmingham City, Swindon Town (loan), Oldham Athletic, Aberdeen.
Rooney’s goal scoring records are second to none having scored 6 goals in 4 Europa League games for Aberdeen in 2014-15. He also ended that season as Top scorer in the SPL.
Since signing for Salford Ronney has found the back of the net 21 times in just 35 league appearance and will be a handful for the Wood defence tomorrow.
