Sutton Utd vs AFC Fylde Prediction

Form Check: Fylde's Away Wins vs Sutton's Home Wobbles

Fylde's last 20 matches show ten wins against seven losses, with goals flying in at both ends. They've had some big scorelines, including a 5-0 FA Cup win and heavy defeats away at Yeovil and Boreham Wood, so there's clearly some fragility mixed in with the good results.

Sutton Utd: 20 completed matches; AFC Fylde: 20 completed matches.

Sutton Utd

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

24

Difference

-2

AFC Fylde

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

36

Conceded

30

Difference

+6

Sutton's record over the same sort of stretch is more even on paper, eight wins and six losses, but their recent league form has dipped. They've lost four of their last six National League outings, with a standout 3-0 away win at Worthing the one big positive in that run.

Neither side looks settled right now, which makes recent form a shakier guide than usual.

Comparative Team Statistics: Sutton Utd vs AFC Fylde

Head-to-Head: Sutton's Recent Edge

Across the eight meetings on record, Sutton have won four, Fylde just one, with three draws filling out the rest. That's a decent historical lean towards the home side here, even if some of those games stretch back several seasons and across different competitions.

The most recent meeting bucks that trend though. Fylde won away at Sutton's ground back in March 2025, so the last word in this fixture actually went their way.

Where They Sit

Fylde are fourth with 29 points from 16 games, while Sutton sit 11th on 24 points from the same number of matches. That's seven places and five points separating them, which is a gap but not a huge one.

It backs up the idea that Fylde have been the more reliable side across the season so far, even allowing for their recent dip in form.

How It Might Play Out

Fylde's goal numbers, 36 scored and 30 conceded across their sample, suggest their games tend to be fairly open and high-scoring. Sutton's figures are lower on both counts, 22 for and 24 against, which points to tighter, lower-scoring contests more often than not.

Put that alongside Sutton's shaky recent home form and Fylde's habit of leaking goals even in winning runs, and this has the look of a game that could go either way on the scoreline rather than settle into a predictable pattern.