In this article we take a look at the Current Form of both sides, Attendance Stats, Goalscorers, Scotimp’s Views & the latest League Table.
Ahead of tonight’s game against Welling United, we take a look at the Current Form of both sides, Attendance Stats, Goalscorers, Scotimp’s Views & the latest League Table.
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Last 6 Welling United Results:
Gateshead FC 1-2 Welling United
Welling United 2-1 Chester FC
Welling United 2-0 FC Halifax Town
Kidderminster Harriers 0-1 Welling United
Welling United 1-2 Bromley FC
Boreham Wood 2-0 Welling United
Next 2 Games (After Tonight):
Barrow AFC (A)
Guiseley AFC (A)
Attendance Stats:
Lowest: 505 (V Guiseley AFC)
Highest: 1,127 (V Bromley FC)
Average: 657
Goalscorers (Top 5):
1: Sahr Kabba (4)
2: Xavier Vidal (3)
3: Michael Chambers (1)
4: Sam Corne (1)
5: Reece Harris (1)
Scotimp’s Views (From Season Preview):
Rookie manager Fazakerley faces a hard season, having lost two of his better players in Bush and Vose. With gates habitually on the low side, competition from other clubs in the area for players and fans will mean Conference survival is usually the objective at Park View Road. This season will be no different. Interest for Imps fans in the presence of Kabba.
Prediction: Relegation battle.
Last 6 Lincoln City Results:
Barrow AFC 1-0 Lincoln City
Kidderminster Harriers 0-2 Lincoln City
Lincoln City 1-1 Altrincham FC
Lincoln City 2-0 Torquay United
Guiseley AFC 0-1 Lincoln City
Chester FC 2-3 Lincoln City
Next 2 Games (After Tonight):
Braintree Town (H)
Bromley FC (H)
Attendance Stats:
Lowest: 1,893 (V Altrincham FC)
Highest: 5,848 (V Grimsby Town)
Average: 2,885
Goalscorers (Top 5):
1: Matt Rhead (11)
2: Liam Hearn (5)
3: Alan Power (3)
4: Jack Muldoon (2)
5: Alex Simmons (2)
Scotimp’s Views (From Season Preview):
One of the unknown quantities in the league this season, a large turnover of staff under the inexperienced management of former player Moyses could produce an interesting opening few months for the Imps. Fund-raising activities of various kinds have raised over £200,000 during the close season, improving both the club’s financial standing and the playing budget. The new defence looks very solid with a better quality of player in midfield; with the departure of Tomlinson and Burrow, the question will be whether or not the side has enough goals in it. The difference could be the fitness of long-term injury victim Liam Hearn: a fit Hearn could secure a play-off spot.
Prediction: Top half for the first time since relegation in 2011.
Past Meetings:
16/1/88: Welling United 1-4 Lincoln City (EC)
2/3/88: Lincoln City 2-1 Welling United (EC)
30/10/99: Lincoln City 1-0 Welling United (FACR1)
2/11/13: Welling United 1-0 Lincoln City (EC)
11/3/14: Lincoln City 1-2 Welling United
16/9/14: Welling United 2-0 Lincoln City (EC)
14/3/15: Lincoln City 0-2 Welling United (EC)
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