CAMBERLEY, England (Interstat) — Camberley Town FC will host Beckenham Town FC in a Women’s FA Cup match on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, with both sides arriving in form after road victories in their most recent outings.

Camberley enters the fixture following a 3-1 win at Wick FC on Saturday, Aug. 8. Beckenham also claimed three points on the road, defeating Horley Town FC 3-2 on Friday, Aug. 7. The two results give the teams a combined record of 2-0-0 in their last matches, and both will be eager to extend that momentum in the cup competition.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 1-1 final score, suggesting a tight, evenly matched contest. However, Interstat’s Elo system gives Camberley a 65.60 percent probability of winning. That split forecast adds uncertainty to the preview: the simulator sees a draw, while the Elo model favors the home side. If the score remains level after the scheduled 90 minutes, cup rules may require extra time or a penalty shootout, though no official format details were listed.

Camberley, the home team, will look to use familiarity with its surroundings to control the match. The win over Wick showed a sharp attacking edge, with three goals scored on the road. Beckenham, meanwhile, managed a more dramatic result, scoring three times at Horley and holding on against a two-goal effort from the opposition.

The Women’s FA Cup is one of the premier cup competitions in English football, organized by the Football Association and open to clubs across the women’s football pyramid. Matches such as this one provide smaller clubs with a chance to advance through the bracket and potentially face higher-tier opposition in later rounds. For both Camberley and Beckenham, the game is an early-season opportunity to build confidence and create a memorable cup run.

The two sides have not faced each other in the available recent record, and Friday’s meeting will provide a fresh test of their current form. Camberley’s Elo advantage suggests its overall performance history is stronger, but the simulator’s draw projection indicates that statistics alone cannot separate the teams. Cup matches often produce upsets, and Beckenham will enter with nothing to lose as the visiting side.

Kickoff time and venue have not been announced, but the date is confirmed. The winner will advance in the Women’s FA Cup, while the losing side will turn its attention back to league play. With both teams coming off wins and each possessing reasons for confidence, the match in Camberley is poised to be a tightly contested early-season cup tie. Friday’s winner will take another step through the bracket, while the loser will be left to wonder what might have been.