Boreham Wood vs AFC Fylde Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent league form

Boreham Wood haven't lost a National League game all season, with seven wins and two draws from nine outings, and they've scored 23 while conceding just 11. That's a strong platform, home or away.

Boreham Wood: 20 completed matches; AFC Fylde: 20 completed matches.

Boreham Wood

20 matches

Win

75% 15 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

0% 0 / 20

Scored

53

Conceded

24

Difference

+29

AFC Fylde

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

39

Conceded

28

Difference

+11

Fylde's record is more mixed. They've won five, drawn two and lost two, with some eye-catching away wins at Yeovil and Solihull Moors, but they also lost at home to Altrincham and away at Woking. Goals have flowed at both ends for them, 20 for and 13 against.

Boreham Wood's consistency contrasts with Fylde's tendency to drop points in games they might expect to win.

Comparative Team Statistics: Boreham Wood vs AFC Fylde

History between these two

The two sides have met eight times going back to 2017, with results fairly evenly spread over the years. The two most recent meetings tell a clearer story though: Boreham Wood won 4-0 at home in February 2024, and the reverse fixture at Fylde finished 2-2.

Older meetings won't tell us much about either side's current form, but the last home game between them was a comfortable one for Boreham Wood.

Recent history at this venue leans towards Boreham Wood, though it's a small sample.

Where they sit in the table

Boreham Wood are top of the National League with 23 points from nine games. Fylde sit fourth with 17 points from the same number of matches, six points back despite playing an identical schedule length.

That gap lines up with what the form shows: Boreham Wood have been tighter at the back and more clinical going forward.

A six-point gap after nine games is meaningful, but it's still early enough in the season to narrow.

How this one could go

Boreham Wood's unbeaten run and table position make them the team in form, and their solid goal difference suggests a side well set up at both ends. Fylde's away form has had its bright spots, including that 4-1 win at Yeovil, so they won't simply sit back.

The last time these two met at this ground, Boreham Wood won comfortably, and their current numbers suggest they're capable of repeating that kind of performance.