Forest Green Rovers welcome Wealdstone to The New Lawn for Matchday 11 of the Enterprise National League.
Wealdstone arrive in GL6 after an impressive 4-0 home win over strugglers Gateshead.
Before that game, the Greater London outfit had mixed results in September, with two wins and three losses, and had failed to keep a clean sheet in the month before facing The Heed.
Rovers walked away with three points the last time the two sides met, winning 2-0 at home, with Neil Kengni and Gabe Kircough scoring.
Here is the lowdown on Wealdstone ahead of this evening's kick-off.
The Opposition – Wealdstone
Nickname – The Stones
Year Founded - 1899
League Position – 17th (11 points)
Wealdstone currently sit in 17th, just two points above the relegation zone.
The Stones have found more success on the road so far this season compared to at home, with seven of their eleven points coming away from Grosvenor Vale.
Wealdstone are National League regulars, now in their seventh continuous season in the division after being crowned National League South champions in 2019/20.
Over their time in the league, the Londoners have finished consistently around the lower-mid table, with their best finish at 13th.
So far this season, Wealdstone have beaten Sutton United, Boston United and Gateshead.
In the previous four league meetings, both sides have each won once, with the other two games ending in a draw.
The Manager – Gary Waddock
Gary Waddock is in his second season at Wealdstone after joining the club in late February, towards the end of last season.
Waddock signed a two-and-a-half-year deal in the Capital as successor to former manager Sam Cox.
The 64-year-old has had a long coaching career and has managed multiple clubs, including Wycombe Wanderers, Oxford United, and Portsmouth, among others, as well as a brief stint at Queens Park Rangers.
The Irishman helped Aldershot Town gain promotion to the Football League in 2008 and later guided Wycombe to promotion to League One a few seasons later.
Waddock’s most recent role before joining Wealdstone was assistant head coach at Walsall, and his last managerial position came in 2019 at Aldershot, during his second tenure with The Shots.
One to Watch – Olufela Olomola
Olufela Olomola has been in fine form in front of goal in recent games.
The number nine has scored three goals in Wealdstone's most recent four games.
In his first ten games, Olomola has four goals, making him his side’s top scorer this season.
The former Southampton youth prospect has plenty of previous experience in the National League and in League Two, having played for Yeovil, Carlisle, Scunthorpe, Hartlepool United and Bromley before Wealdstone.
The 29-year-old is on track for his best scoring season, which came in 2023/24 at Bromley, when he scored 10 goals in 30 league games as the club earned promotion.
H2H
21/03/26 FGR 2 – 0 Wealdstone (Kengni 43’ & Kircough 63’)
31/01/26 FGR 0 – 3 Wealdstone (FA Trophy)
22/11/25 Wealdstone 1 – 1 FGR (Moore 26’)
05/04/25 Wealdstone 2 – 1 FGR (Garrick 19’)
