Match Info
Ticket Information
Adult/OAP: £15
Under-18: £10
Under-12: £5
Under-5: £2
Tickets are available to purchase from Boreham Wood’s website HERE.
For more information on Boreham Wood’s ticketing policy and means of contacting the ticket office via email and over the phone, click HERE.
The Ground
Boreham Wood play their home matches at Meadow Park, Broughinge Road, Borehamwood, Herts, WD6 5AL.
Supporters travelling by car to reach the ground can take either the M1 and exit at Junction 4, or the M25 and exit at Junction 22 (clockwise) or 23 (anti-clockwise).
There are limited parking facilities available at Brook Road Public Car Park, WD6 5HJ and parking charges may apply. The car park is a few minutes’ walk from the ground.
By train, Elstree and Borehamwood Station is the closest station, located under a mile away from the stadium via the Thameslink line. To help plan your journey using the TFL site, click HERE.
Boreham Wood have dedicated facilities for wheelchair-bound and less-able supporters, which includes a viewing area and disabled toilet facilities.
Any supporters who require the use of those facilities can email ticketoffice@borehamwoodfootballclub.co.uk for more information.
Opposition
A sixth-place finish in the National League during the previous campaign saw Boreham Wood qualify for the promotion play-offs. Despite having beaten Barnet in the quarter-finals, the Wood fell short against eventual winners Notts County.
Under manager Luke Garrard and assistant Lloyd Doyley, a legendary former Hornet, the duo will be hoping to use the friendly against Watford as a testing ground for their lofty ambitions ahead of the new season.
Been At Both - Lloyd Doyley
With 443 games to his name – ranking him fifth in the club’s all-time appearance table – Doyley is well and truly a fans’ favourite. Coming through the Academy, the right-back enjoyed many memorable moments as a Hornet, including scoring his first Watford goal in his 269th match against Queens Park Rangers.
Now assistant manager at Boreham Wood, Doyley has enjoyed a successful coaching spell with our opponents, just missing out on promotion to the Football League after defeat to Notts Country in the semi-finals of the National League play-offs.
Head To Head
Overall:
Won: 10
Drawn: 2
Lost: 0
Last Four:
July 2014: Boreham Wood 0-1 Watford (Friendly)
July 2012: Boreham Wood 1-1 Watford (Friendly)
July 2011: Boreham Wood 2-2 Watford (Friendly)
July 2010: Boreham Wood 0-5 Watford (Friendly)
Last Time Out
The last time the two teams went head-to-head came in July 2014 when Matěj Vydra’s goal separated the sides in an exhibition game before the start of the 2014/15 campaign.
Over 700 supporters watched the likes of Ikechi Anya, Heurelho Gomes and Doyley take to the pitch.
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