Boreham Wood vs Eastleigh Predictions

• Coming into the weekend 1 point short of the play-offs, a win on Saturday could take Boreham Wood into the play-offs.
• Having won 3 National League games on the bounce, confidence will be high in home ranks.
• 13th and 5 points short of the play-offs with games in hand, Eastleigh aren’t out of the top 7 equation either.
• With both teams having scored in all but one of their last 13 games, the visitors bring excitement wherever they go.

Boreham Wood looking to keep momentum going

After finishing just one place above the drop zone last season, Boreham Wood are looking a much stronger outfit this time around. On paper, the side have the quality to be a reasonable force in the National League and just 1 point short of the play-offs heading into the weekend, the side will be hoping to push for promotion in the coming months.

Having won 3 league matches on the bounce, confidence is sky high in home ranks coming into the game and those taking to the pitch will be looking for maximum points once again. Having also claimed victory in 6 of their last 9 home league games, Boreham Wood are typically strong as hosts and that has their prospects looking bright heading into the game.

Eastleigh looking to climb the table

Meanwhile, after sneaking into the play-offs last season, Eastleigh are once again looking to play a part in the top 7 picture come the end of the campaign. 13th and just 5 points short of the play-offs with games in hand, the visitors are running along in reasonable fashion so far.

One thing Eastleigh almost always bring to the table is excitement, with their attacking style of play generating enthralling spectacles wherever they go. Indeed, both teams have scored in 12 of the side’s last 13 matches and they certainly won’t be going into Saturday’s game with a defensive outlook.

Lots of action is expected

Ultimately, we’re expecting Saturday’s game to be a very open one and goals shouldn’t be at a premium. Boreham Wood will not be looking to sit back on home soil whereas it’s simply not on Eastleigh’s nature to put men behind the ball and defend; setting the tone for an exciting match.

All things considered, backing the Both Teams to Score line has to be the way to play as far as the betting is concerned here and is something we’re more than happy to do. As touched upon above, both nets are almost always hit in Eastleigh’s fixture and with 5 of Boreham Wood’s last 7 having done the same, we can’t see that changing, with a 2-1 margin of home victory on the cards.