Southend United v Woking

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Tuesday 9 Mar 2027

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19:45 Local Time

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Roots Hall • 

Southend-on-Sea, United KingdomShow on map

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Southend United Football Club is a professional football team based in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England. Founded in 1906 and nicknamed “The Shrimpers,” the club plays its home matches at Roots Hall, 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. Roots Hall 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.

Woking Football Club, known as the Cardinals, is a historic Colchester United2 club founded in 1889 and based in the town of Woking. The team plays its home matches at the Laithwaite Community Stadium, also known as Kingfield, a ground with a capacity of around 6,000. Woking compete in the National League South, part of the English football pyramid, and have built a reputation for strong cup performances. The club has won the FA Trophy three times, lifting the famous non-league competition in 1994, 1995 and 1997. Its most memorable Colchester United0 run came in the 1991–92 season: Woking beat Football League side West Bromwich Albion 4–2 before reaching the fourth round, where they lost narrowly to Everton. Forward Tim Buzaglo became a club hero after scoring a hat-trick in the West Brom victory. Woking have also developed and featured many notable players across their history, while their loyal supporters and distinctive red-and-white colours help make matchdays at Kingfield a focal point of local sporting life. For fans following English non-league football, Woking’s cup history and competitive record make the Cardinals a prominent club to watch.