As our season starts to wind down into the nothingness of nothing, we welcome Sutton United to The Poundland Bescot Stadium.
The Amber and Chocolates head into this game 9th in League Two, just 3 points and 2 places outside of the playoffs, therefore will be keen to add another three points to their total with just 8 games left for them.
Manager Matt Gray has done a fantastic job with them since they were promoted from the National League two seasons ago, and it might not be too long until clubs with bigger budgets or from a higher division come calling for him.
Taking a quick look at some of our visitors stats this season:
- 40 goals in 38 league games (also conceded 40!)
- Average of 11.9 shots per game
- Average 45.8% possession per game
- 58.7% completed pass rate
- Average 30.5 aerial duels won per game
Most Appearances - Defender, Joe Kizzi (38)
Most Goals - Left Winger, Will Randall (6)
Worst Discipline - Forward, Omar Bugiel (11 Yellow, 1 Red)
Sutton United’s most recent fixtures have been:
As for The Saddlers, I have about as much interest in them as I had in the Boat Race this previous weekend, but here are our stats for comparison:
- 39 goals in 38 league games
- Average of 11 shots per game
- Average 44.6% possession per game
- 58.9% completed pass rate
- Average 22.8 aerial duels won per game
Most Appearances - Goalkeeper, Owen Evans (38)
Most Goals - Attacking Midfielder, Isaac Hutchinson (5) (DJ has 12)
Worst Discipline - Defender, Hayden White(12 Yellow)
Bored of seeing the same crap in the media - “It’s a long shot but we are still aiming for the play-offs” blah, blah, blah. Wonder if April Fools has been done early this season?
In reality, the summer holidays are being booked, and the beach towels are being readied.
Who is choosing not to attend this game, where you would usually go?
Only reason I am going is for a mixed grill with @DanG_WFC before the game.
It’s not going to be a game for the ages, it’s going to be a long hard slog. Enjoy the game…
- Walsall Win
- Draw
- Sutton United Win
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