Grosvenor Vale bore witness to a dramatic Aldershot Town comeback, as the visitors overturned a one-goal deficit to triumph 3-1 against Wealdstone in a thrilling National League clash. The hosts made a bright start, taking the lead in the 8th minute. Wealdstone appeared comfortable for a significant portion of the first half, but the game’s momentum shifted markedly after the interval.
The second half unfolded with a spate of yellow cards, disrupting the rhythm of the match and heightening the tension. Aldershot’s tactical change in the 62nd minute, introducing James Henry, proved inspired. Henry made an instant impact, drawing the scores level just a minute later. He then doubled his personal tally and gave the visitors the lead in the 67th minute, silencing the home support.
Wealdstone responded with substitutions of their own, seeking to regain control of the midfield battle and find a route back into the match. However, Aldershot extended their advantage in the 73rd minute, cementing their control. Both sides continued to make changes, but the outcome was effectively decided. Aldershot expertly managed the remaining minutes, securing a valuable three points.
The victory elevates Aldershot Town to 13th in the National League table, while Wealdstone remain 19th. Aldershot arrived at Grosvenor Vale unbeaten in their last seven matches, a run they successfully extended. This result also maintains a recent pattern of closely-fought encounters between these two sides, with two wins apiece and a draw in their previous five meetings.