Boreham Wood delivered a dominant 4-0 victory over AFC Fylde in the National League on Saturday. The win at Meadow Park extends their flawless winning streak to five matches and stays at the summit of the table, where they sit first with 35 points from 13 games, having recorded eleven wins and two draws.
Brunt opened the scoring after 31 minutes, finishing from a Bush assist. Golden doubled the lead nine minutes later, set up by Allarakhia. Bird added a third just three minutes after that, before Brunt completed his brace with a 54th-minute strike, assisted by Golden. Brunt also saw a first-half penalty saved.
Their formidable attack has now scored 34 goals this season while conceding only 13, giving them a goal difference of plus twenty-one.
The result means Boreham Wood now have 35 points from 13 games, maintaining a commanding seven-point lead over second-placed Harrogate Town. They have scored 34 goals this season, conceding only 13.
Manager Luke Garrard made three late changes, introducing Cashman, Wright, and Wilkinson. The team now turn their focus to a quick turnaround and an away trip to face Woking on Tuesday night. Boreham Wood beat Woking 3-2 just ten days ago, and another win at Kingfield Stadium would further strengthen their title credentials. Their next fixture is away to Woking, who are 15th, on Tuesday 27 October.
