Having suffered back to back defeats The Wells look to restore some pride for The Culverden faithful on Saturday when they host relegation contenders Lordswood.

The Lords find themselves in the perilous position of 19th ( one place above bottom ) in the league table. They have collected 24pts from 33 games with a record of 6 wins, 6 draws and 21 defeats.

After successive 2-0 defeats, The Wells remain 15th in the table 4 places and 8pts ahead of Lordswood having played a game less.

A brace from Croydons Jeff Duah - Kessie was enough to see The Wells slump to their 18th league defeat of the season and dismal run of form continue.
The Wells remain in 15th position on 32pts.
Next up The Wells host Lordswood next Saturday.
Kick Off 3pm.

With 7 games remaining The Wells travel to The Croydon Sports Arena on Saturday to face Croydon.

The Trams sit 11th in the table on 39pts with a record of 12 wins, 3 draws and 16 defeats.

After Saturdays dismal defeat to Erith & Belvedere, The Wells sit 4 places (15th) and 7 pts behind Croydon.

The Wells slipped to their 17th league defeat of the season after a dismal and lacklustre display against struggling Erith & Belvedere.

A decent sized crowd of 241 watched The Deres take the lead after 3mins when Aaron Fray poked home after The Wells were caught ball watching from a corner.
E&B doubled their lead and secured a valuable 3pts on 87mins when Max Williams converted.

The result sees The Wells slip back to 15th in the league staying on 32pts from 31 games.

Next up The Wells travel to Croydon next Saturday.

After Tuesday evenings 2-0 win against relegation favourites Fisher, The Wells welcome another team hovering just above the drop zone in Erith & Belvedere.

The Deres sit precariously in 17th just 2 points above bottom placed Fisher and have a record of 6 wins, 5 draws and 20 defeats.

Tuesdays win lifted The Wells up to 14th and 10 points clear of the relegation zone.

The Deres claimed the 3pts when the two teams met back in October at Park View Road 3-2. Ryan Crandley and Brad Large scoring for The Wells.

Two well taken goals from John Shea gave The Wells all 3pts in a evenly matched game
at The Culverden.

The Wells welcome Basement side Fisher to The Culverden on Tuesday evening.

The Fish have propped up the rest of the league for most of the season and have earned just 20pts from a record of 5 wins, 6 draws and 20 defeats.

Dean Harrison's side go into the game on the back of a vital 2-0 win against fellow relegation favourites Lordswood.

The Wells 1-0 win away to Hollands & Blair on Wednesday evening has helped Jason Bourne's side put some distance between them and the teams in the drop zone.
The Wells Sit 5 places (15th) and 8pts above Fisher.

A late Brad Potter goal on 87mins gave The Wells all 3pts away to Hollands & Blair. The win was only The Wells 2nd away win of the season and sees them stay 15th position in the league and 11pts above basement side Fisher.
With no game Saturday, The Wells are back in action when they host bottom of the league Fisher.
Kick Off 7:45pm

Wednesday night will see The Wells travel
to Gillingham to face Hollands & Blair.

The Blair sit 5th in the league having amassed 57pts from the 28 games they have played and have a record of 17 wins, 6 draws and 5 defeats.

Last seasons meeting saw a 3-0 win for The Blair in front of 124 spectators.

Kick Off 7:45pm

Star Meadow Sports Club,
Darland Avenue,
Gillingham,
Kent.
ME7 3AN

The Wells were thumped 5-0 after a dismal performance away to Canterbury City.
A hat trick from Dave Pilcher 11, 20 pen, 29 pen and goals from Matt Martin 63, and Laurence Harvey 83, condemned The Wells to their 16th league defeat of the season

The Wells who are now the leagues lowest scorers, having found the net just 30 times this season were dealt another blow when top scorer Ryan Crandley was strechered off with a dislocated knee.

The result leaves The Wells 15th in the league table on 26pts.

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