TOPB1NS
English National League 24 September 2025 KO 19:45
Scunthorpe United badge
Scunthorpe United
1:1
Boreham Wood
Boreham Wood badge
FORM
D D D W D
#5 -2
19 PTS GD: 8
PLAYED: 9
#4 0
21 PTS GD: 8
PLAYED: 10
FORM
W W W W D

Scunthorpe United 1-1 Boreham Wood

At the Attis Arena, Scunthorpe United and Boreham Wood fought to a 1-1 draw in a match characterised by contrasting halves. Boreham Wood’s Matt Rush opened the scoring in the first minute, giving the visitors an early advantage.

Scunthorpe responded with sustained pressure, seeking an equaliser. However, Boreham Wood’s defence remained resolute, effectively absorbing the home side’s attacks and preventing any clear opportunities. The first half concluded with Boreham Wood maintaining their narrow lead.

The second half saw a rejuvenated Scunthorpe side emerge with renewed attacking intent. Their persistence was rewarded in the 74th minute when Callum Roberts scored, levelling the score and energising the home support.

Following the equaliser, Scunthorpe manager Andy Butler made a series of substitutions, introducing Tyrell Sellars-Fleming, Carlton Ubaezuonu, and Jean Belehouan in quick succession, in an attempt to secure a winning goal. Boreham Wood reacted by bringing on Lewis Richardson and Cameron Coxe, seeking to regain control of the match.

As the game approached its conclusion, both teams strived for a decisive goal, but neither could find a breakthrough. Boreham Wood’s Joe Newton was introduced late in the game, bolstering their defence as Scunthorpe pressed for a late winner. In added time, Junior Dixon replaced Rush for Boreham Wood, adding fresh legs to their attack, but the score remained level.

Joey Dawson received a yellow card in the first half, followed by Joe Rowley in the second, both for fouls.

The draw sees Boreham Wood rise to fourth in the National League table with 21 points, while Scunthorpe United sit fifth with 19 points, both after nine games. Both teams extended their unbeaten runs; Boreham Wood are now undefeated in eight games, and Scunthorpe in nine, continuing their strong starts to the season.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right, let’s have a butcher’s at that Scunthorpe versus Boreham Wood match. A 1-1 draw, eh? The bookies had Scunthorpe at 5/4 for the win, and TopB1ns Edge fancied them too. Clearly, the Edge is still in its nappy when it comes to calling a straight result.

Both Teams to Score? Landed, unfortunately. The bookies had it at 3/4, but TopB1ns Edge thought “No chance,” clearly having a mare.

On the Over/Under, it’s a mixed bag. TopB1ns Edge correctly flagged Over 0.5 and Over 1.5 — genius! But it also fancies Over 2.5, which went south faster than a Cornish pasty at a Geordie wedding. At least TopB1ns Edge got Under 3.5, Under 4.5, Under 5.5, and Under 6.5 correct.

So, a draw at 23/10, BTTS at 3/4. Not a bad day for the average punter, but TopB1ns Edge needs to get its act together on match outcomes and BTTS. Over/Under was a mixed bag, with the Edge showing promise on the extreme ends of the scale. Still early days, eh? More tinkering needed.