TOPB1NS
English National League 25 March 2026 KO 19:45
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Southend United
19:45
Woking
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FORM
D D W W L
#8
PTS: 61 GD: 25
PLAYED: 37
#10
PTS: 52 GD: 10
PLAYED: 37
FORM
W D W W W

Southend United v Woking

Southend United are set to welcome Woking to Roots Hall for a keenly anticipated English National League encounter. With both clubs striving to achieve their season objectives, the outcome of this fixture could prove pivotal in their respective campaigns.

In terms of recent performances, Southend United have experienced a somewhat inconsistent spell. Their last five outings have resulted in two victories, two draws, and one defeat. However, they arrive at this fixture on the back of a narrow 1-0 away loss to Altrincham, and are currently enduring a single-match losing streak. Furthermore, the Shrimpers have found it difficult to find the back of the net in their most recent fixtures, failing to score in their last outing. Woking, in contrast, are in formidable form. They have not tasted defeat in their last six matches, securing four wins and two draws in their most recent five fixtures. Their last game saw them emerge victorious with a 3-2 home win against Aldershot Town, extending their unbeaten run and showcasing a consistent ability to score, having netted in each of their last six games.

Historically, encounters between Southend United and Woking have been closely contested. Over the past three seasons, the two sides have met on seven occasions. Southend United have managed one victory, while Woking are still seeking their first win against their opponents during this period. However, the majority of these clashes have concluded in a stalemate, with six draws recorded. In the current season, their previous meeting ended in a 1-1 draw; Josh Kelly opened the scoring for Woking in the 68th minute, before Jack Bridge netted a late equaliser for Southend United in the 94th minute. Last season saw two draws between the teams: a goalless affair at Woking and a 2-2 draw at Roots Hall.

In the league standings, Southend United occupy eighth place, having amassed 61 points from 37 games played. Their record comprises 17 wins, 10 draws, and 10 losses, boasting a goal difference of 25, with 61 goals scored and 36 conceded. Woking sit just below them in tenth position, having accumulated 52 points from their 37 matches. Their record stands at 14 wins, 10 draws, and 13 losses, with a goal difference of 10, having scored 56 goals and conceded 46.

A victory for Southend United would significantly bolster their pursuit of a higher league position and provide a much-needed boost to morale following their recent setback. Conversely, a loss could see them slip further down the table and invite pressure from teams behind them. For Woking, a win would extend their impressive unbeaten streak, solidify their place in the top half of the division, and further enhance their growing momentum. A draw would continue their undefeated run but might be viewed as a missed opportunity to gain ground on those above them. A defeat, though seemingly unlikely given their current form, would halt their impressive sequence and could allow rivals to close the gap.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, here we are with Southend United taking on Woking, and it’s a proper National League clash. The odds makers have Southend as favourites at 3/5, and the TopB1ns Edge agrees, tipping them for the win.

Now, where’s the value? Woking have been on a cracking unbeaten run, so they won’t be a pushover. But the TopB1ns Edge is also bang on with Both Teams to Score Yes at 4/5. Both sides have been finding the net, and with Southend’s recent scoring struggles, you’d fancy Woking to get involved.

Looking at the Over/Under, the TopB1ns Edge is screaming for Over 0.5, Over 1.5, and Over 2.5 goals. This suggests a bit of a lively affair, which makes sense given Woking’s scoring form and Southend’s need to get back to winning ways. However, it’s worth noting the TopB1ns Edge then flags Under 3.5, 4.5, and all the way down to 6.5, so it’s not expecting a goal-fest, just a few goals. Keep an eye on those BTTS and the early overs, that’s where the smart money might be.