Postat 90 minutes plus 5
Match ends, Eastleigh 5, Boreham Wood 1.
FA Cup Scores & Fixtures
Saturday 4th November
Team Lineups
home team, Eastleigh
Manager: Richard Hill
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
- Number 1, J. McDonnell
- Number 14, L. Hodson
- Number 23, J. Harris , Two Yellow Cards at 71 minutes
- Number 12, G. Langston
- Number 6, L. Francillette , Yellow Card at 26 minutes
- Number 4, N. Atangana
- Number 8, J. Taylor , Captain
- Number 11, E. Boldewijn
- Number 17, C. Maguire
- Number 18, B. Clements
- Number 20, S. Quigley
away team, Boreham Wood
Manager: Luke Garrard
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
- Number 1, N. Ashmore
- Number 5, C. Bush , Yellow Card at 56 minutes
- Number 12, J. Fyfield
- Number 22, B. Sass-Davies , substituted for T. Abraham at 57 minutes
- Number 3, F. Ilesanmi
- Number 24, M. Robinson , substituted for T. Whelan at 68 minutes
- Number 4, J. Payne , Captain, substituted for L. O'Neil at 46 minutes
- Number 2, C. Coxe , Yellow Card at 68 minutes
- Number 19, Érico Sousa
- Number 10, T. Marsh
- Number 9, L. Ndlovu
Substitutes
home team, Eastleigh
- Number 28, S. Bagan
- Number 10, A. Barlow
- Number 26, L. Chalwell
- Number 9, P. McCallum
- Number 19, C. Panter
- Number 21, O. Rutherford
- Number 13, T. Scott
- Number 27, S. Yang
away team, Boreham Wood
- Number 13, K. Abayomi
- Number 11, T. Abraham
- Number 14, Á. Balanta
- Number 20, L. Miller
- Number 17, L. O'Neil
- Number 6, D. Stephens
- Number 7, T. Whelan , Yellow Card at 89 minutes
Match Stats
Key, Eastleigh v Boreham WoodOverall Possession
Shots
Eastleigh 12Boreham Wood 10Shots on target
Eastleigh 9Boreham Wood 4Shots off target
Eastleigh 3Boreham Wood 4Blocked shots
Eastleigh 0Boreham Wood 2Goalkeeper saves
Eastleigh 4Boreham Wood 4Fouls
Eastleigh 12Boreham Wood 18Corners
Eastleigh 4Boreham Wood 10Season so far
FA Cup
Key, Eastleigh v Boreham Wood
Goals scored
Eastleigh 9Boreham Wood 1Goals conceded
Eastleigh 6Boreham Wood 5Shots
Eastleigh 25Boreham Wood 8Shots on target
Eastleigh 19Boreham Wood 4Shots off target
Eastleigh 6Boreham Wood 4Blocked shots
Eastleigh 5Boreham Wood 2Form guide
All competitions
Eastleigh lose
v Maidenhead United
3
2
National League
Boreham Wood draw
v Southend United
1
1
National League
Eastleigh lose
v Woking
0
1
National League
Boreham Wood won
v Dagenham & Redbridge
1
3
National League
Eastleigh won
v York City
3
1
National League
Boreham Wood draw
v Wealdstone
1
1
National League
Eastleigh won
v Dover Athletic
1
0
FA Cup
Boreham Wood won
v Welling United
1
0
FA Cup
Eastleigh lose
v Hartlepool United
3
1
National League
Boreham Wood lose
v Chesterfield
0
2
National League
Previous meetings
All competitions
Eastleigh and Boreham WoodEastleigh Won 10Boreham Wood Won 9Draw 7
Played
26
Previous scores
All competitions
National League
Boreham Wood 0 , Eastleigh 0 on the 25th of March 2023
Boreham Wood
Eastleigh
25th of March 2023
Eastleigh 1 , Boreham Wood 0 on the 3rd of December 2022
Eastleigh
Boreham Wood
3rd of December 2022
FA Cup
Boreham Wood 3 , Eastleigh 1 on the 5th of November 2022
Boreham Wood
Eastleigh
5th of November 2022
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Match Facts
For a third consecutive season, Eastleigh will face Boreham Wood in the FA Cup first round. The Wood have won in the last two campaigns (2-0 in 2021-22 and 3-1 in 2022-23).
Eastleigh and Boreham Wood are the first pair of teams to face one another in the FA Cup first round in three consecutive seasons (excluding byes). It’s only the third ever instance of two teams meeting at the same stage in three years in a row, along with Leeds United vs Cardiff in the third round (1955-56 – 1957-58) and Bolton Wanderers vs Preston North End in the fourth round (1963-64 – 1965-66).
Eastleigh are looking to reach the FA Cup second round for the first time since 2019-20, when they beat Stourbridge after a replay. They’ve gone out at this stage in their last three attempts.
Having reached the FA Cup second round in the last three seasons, Boreham Wood are looking to become the first non-league side to do so in four seasons consecutively since now-Premier League side Luton Town between 2009-10 and 2012-13.