Boreham Wood v Southend United

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Saturday 6 Feb 2027

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Meadow Park • 

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Boreham Wood Football Club, known as “The Wood,” is a professional football team based in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire. Founded in 1948, the club plays its home matches at Meadow Park, a compact stadium with a capacity of around 4,500, including approximately 1,400 seats. Boreham Wood competes in the National League after securing promotion from the National League South through the 2025 play-offs. The club has also competed in the FA Cup and FA Trophy, earning national attention with a run to the FA Cup fifth round in 2021–22, when it defeated AFC Bournemouth and AFC Wimbledon before losing to Everton. Earlier achievements include winning the National League South title in 2014–15 and reaching the National League play-off final in 2018. Meadow Park is shared with other local sports teams and is known for its close-to-the-pitch atmosphere. Notable players associated with the club include striker Lee Ndlovu and midfielder Josh Rees, while former manager and player Luke Garrard became a prominent figure in Boreham Wood’s modern rise. The team’s history, cup performances and progression through English non-league football make it a distinctive club in Hertfordshire sport.

Southend United Football Club is a professional football team based in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, National League2. Founded in 1906 and nicknamed “The Shrimpers,” the club plays its home matches at National League0, its stadium since 1955. Southend competes in the National League, the fifth tier of English football, and has a long history in the English Football League, where it spent more than a century. The club’s honours include the Third Division South title in 1950–51 and the Fourth Division championship in 1980–81. Southend also achieved successive promotions in the 2000s, reaching the Championship in 2006 after winning promotion from League One. National League0 is known for its close-to-the-pitch atmosphere and has a capacity of around 12,400. Notable former players include Stan Collymore, who began his professional career at Southend, and goalkeeper Peter Taylor. The club’s supporters are known for their strong local following and rivalry with nearby teams, especially Colchester United. For the latest Southend United news, results, fixtures, squad information and competition updates, fans can follow the Shrimpers throughout the National League season.