SHOLING welcome Malvern Town to the Charters Stadium tomorrow afternoon in the Southern League Premier South in what is a crucial fixture at the bottom of the table.
The club earned a point in a 1-1 away to Berkhamstead last time out on Tuesday, and will be looking for their first league win since the 29th September, when they came away with a 2-0 home victory against the same side.
The Boatmen have had a less than stellar start to the season as they currently find themselves 17th in the table with three wins, four draws and five losses from their six games so far.
The vistors looking to pile more misery onto the Boatmen faithful and extend their losing streak in the league even further is Malvern Town, who are coming off a 3-0 defeat to league leaders, Uxbridge.
The Hillsiders earned promotion to this level last season, therefore, unlike their hosts for tommorow, their form this season has gone very much to form.
Despite being on the same number of wins as Sholing, they sit even lower, currently sitting in 19th place.
During the first three months of the season, Malvern have had three wins, two draws and eight losses.
Such has been their medicore start to the 2026/27 campaign, even a win for Sholing will only see them rise to 13th place.
This is not what Ross White and Paul Doswell’s men would’ve wanted or expected.
At the end of last season, The Boatmen took the race for the Play-off places to the last day of the season and just missed out, finishing seventh.
The target will still be there this time around as the expection against a newly promoted team will be to earn their fourth league victory of the campaign.
