WEALDSTONE, England (Interstat) — Wealdstone looks to build on a resounding victory and extend its recent dominance over a struggling Tamworth side when the teams meet in a National League fixture on Tuesday.

The match at Grosvenor Vale comes just three days after both sides experienced contrasting fortunes. Wealdstone (12-9-11) routed Braintree Town 4-1 on the road Saturday, showcasing its attacking potential. Tamworth (10-11-11), meanwhile, fell 3-1 at Woking, extending a winless run to three matches.

Form favors the hosts. Wealdstone has won two of its last three, including a 2-1 victory over Brackley Town. Tamworth has taken just one point from its last three league outings, conceding seven goals in defeats to Woking and Yeovil Town following a 3-2 win over Boreham Wood.

The head-to-head record also leans toward Wealdstone. The sides played to a 1-1 draw at Tamworth’s Lamb Ground on Sept. 24 in their only meeting this season.

Statistical analysis projects a Wealdstone victory. The Interstat game simulator forecasts a 2-1 final score in favor of the Stones.

Tamworth manager Andy Peaks faces a defensive crisis, with his squad having kept just one clean sheet in its last 10 matches across all competitions. Attacking momentum has been inconsistent, despite a five-goal outburst against Altrincham last month.

Wealdstone manager Stuart Maynard will hope Saturday’s four-goal performance ignites a consistent finishing streak. His team’s form at Grosvenor Vale has been mixed, with recent home losses to Sutton United and York City.

The fixture is the first of a critical 10-game run-in for both clubs. Wealdstone currently sits 10th in the table, while Tamworth is 16th, with both seeking positive momentum for the final weeks of the season.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. local time.

Up Next: Wealdstone hosts Solihull Moors on Saturday. Tamworth welcomes Carlisle United on March 14.