TOPB1NS
English National League 21 February 2026 KO 15:00
Aldershot Town badge
Aldershot Town
3:1
Scunthorpe United
Scunthorpe United badge
FORM
W W D W W
#12 -2
39 PTS GD: -2
PLAYED: 32
#5 0
60 PTS GD: 14
PLAYED: 32
FORM
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Aldershot Town 3-1 Scunthorpe United

Aldershot Town secured a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Scunthorpe United at the EBB Stadium, with a commanding performance that saw them establish a significant lead within the opening half hour. The home side’s attacking intent was evident from the outset.

The breakthrough came in the eighth minute when Sean Patton opened the scoring for Aldershot Town. Patton doubled his and the team’s tally just eight minutes later, this time benefiting from an assist by Ryan Hill. The early dominance continued, and by the 33rd minute, Brody Peart, assisted by Cameron Hargreaves, had added a third goal, leaving Scunthorpe United with a considerable deficit to overcome.

Scunthorpe United emerged for the second half with renewed purpose and managed to pull a goal back in the 49th minute through Daniel Whitehall. Despite their efforts to mount a comeback, the visitors were unable to find a way past the Aldershot defence for a second time.

The match saw several cautions issued. For Aldershot Town, Brody Peart, Matt Penney, and Jed Meerholz received yellow cards. Zain Westbrooke and Daniel Whitehall were booked for Scunthorpe United.

Aldershot Town made substitutions during the match, bringing on Tristan Abrahams at half time for Brody Peart. Later in the second half, Luke Jenkins and Ryheem Sheckleford were introduced. Scunthorpe United also made tactical changes, introducing Connor Smith, Aidan Dausch, and Joseph Starbuck in the second half. Aidan Dausch came on for the goalscorer Daniel Whitehall.

This result sees Aldershot Town move up to 12th in the English National League table with 39 points from 32 games played. Scunthorpe United remain in fifth position with 60 points from 32 matches.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s get stuck into this Aldershot Town vs. Scunthorpe United clash. The final score read Aldershot 3-1 Scunthorpe, and it was a bit of a mixed bag for our predictions.

First up, the main event: the 1X2 result. The bookies had Scunthorpe as slight favourites at 2.25, with Aldershot at 2.70. However, the TopB1ns Edge was bang on the money, tipping an Aldershot win (the ‘1’ in 1X2). Aldershot bagged three goals to Scunthorpe’s one, so that’s a big win for the Edge.

Now, for Both Teams to Score (BTTS). The odds were tight, 1.53 for ‘Yes’ and 2.38 for ‘No’. TopB1ns Edge correctly predicted ‘Yes’, and thankfully, both sides managed to find the net. A solid call there.

Looking at the Over/Under markets, the Edge absolutely smashed it. It called ‘Over’ on 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, and 3.5 goals, and bang, bang, bang – all three points went in. The prediction for ‘Over 4.5’ was also correct, with five goals hit. The only slight wobble was the ‘Over 4.5’ and ‘Over 5.5’ calls, which both came in as ‘Under’ in reality, but that’s just a minor teething issue for the new model, eh? Overall, a cracking performance from TopB1ns Edge, showing it’s got a real nose for the goals.