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Match Preview: Aldershot Town vs Bees

The Bees travel to The EBB Stadium on Saturday 5th February (15:00 KO) to face Aldershot Town in the Vanarama National League. 

 

We’ve compiled all the key information you’ll need to know ahead of kick-off in this Match Preview.

 

TICKET INFORMATION 

 

Visiting supporters can purchase tickets online right up until kick-off on matchday by clicking HERE.

 

Once purchased online, fans will be sent the ticket to their registered email address which can be printed off or scanned from your mobile device for entry at the turnstile.

 

Alternatively, tickets can be bought over the phone on 01252 320211. 

 

The match will not be segregated but the hosts are advising the Bee Army to purchase tickets in the South East Seating Stand and enter through turnstile 4.

 

No tickets will be available to purchase at the turnstile.

 

Prices:

 

Adult – £20

 

Concession (Disabled + Carer, Senior (over 65) – £16

 

Junior (17 & under) – £7

 

Family Ticket (2 Adults, up to 3 Juniors) – £45

 

Family Ticket (2 Concession, up to 3 Juniors) – £40

 

Additional ticket information can be found by clicking HERE

 

ALDERSHOT TOWN

 

Nickname: The Shots  

 

Founded: 1992 

 

Stadium: The EBB Stadium (7,200 capacity)  

 

Manager: Mark Molesley  

 

Top Scorer: Alfie Whittingham (3)

 

League Table: 16th  

 

Summer Transfers:  

 

IN: Reece Miller (FC Farnborough), Jacob Berkley–Agyepong (Dartford FC), Giles Phillips (Wycombe Wanderers), Ibby Akanbi (Maidstone United), Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain (Gosport Borough), Corey Jordan (Gloucester City), Jayden Harris (Fulham), Wassim Aouchira (Charlton Athletic, loan), James Vennings (Charlton Athletic, loan), Callum Coulter (Harrow Borough), Ryan Glover (AFC Bournemouth, loan), Kevin Lokko (Harrogate Town), Alfie Saunders (FC Farnborough, loan), Scott Wagstaff (Unassigned). 

 

OUT: Joe Rabbets (Metropolitan Police), Josh Rees (Boreham Wood FC), Chike Kandi (Dulwich Hamlet), Harry Panayiotou (Livingston FC), Killian Colombie (Lewes FC), Kaylen Hinds (Welling United), Ben Stroll (Hampton & Richmond Borough, loan), Craig Tanner (Ebbsfleet United), Ricky Miller (Dover Athletic), Alex Finney (Ebbsfleet United), Josh Fawole (FC Farnborough, loan), Taylor Thain (Bangor City FC), Jon Nouble (Livingston FC), Jamie Sendles-White (Unassigned), Ross McCormack (Unassigned), Jermaine Anderson (Unassigned), Corie Andrews (AFC Wimbledon, loan), James Rowe (Unassigned), James Vennings (Charlton Athletic, loan), Elis Watts (FC Farnborough, loan).

 

LAST TIME OUT 

 

Weymouth FC 0 – 1 Aldershot Town 

 

Vanarama National League

 

Aldershot: Mitchell Walker, Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain, Corey Jordan, Giles Phillips, Jayden Harris, Kodi Lyons-Foster, Mohamad Sylla, Ryan Glover (Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong 64’), Toby Edser, Harry Panayiotou, Tommy Willard (Mikael Ndjoli 73’). Subs (not used): Bradley Webb, Callum Coulter, Scott Wilson.

 

Southend United 2 – 1 Bees  

 

Vanarama National League

 

Bees: Aston Oxborough, Jordan Thomas, Teddy Howe, Ben Richards-Everton, Rob Hall © (Mason Bloomfield 62’), Daniel Powell, Ephron Mason-Clark (Kian Flanagan 73’), Adam Marriott, Reiss Greenidge, Wes Fonguck (Josh Payne 84’), Sam Woods. Subs (not used): Jake Askew, Serhat Tasdemir.

 

LEAGUE FORM: 

 

Aldershot: WDDDW

 

Bees: DDLLL

 

OPPOSITION DUGOUT

 

Mark Moseley 

 

A cult hero for the Shots in his playing days, Moseley started off his managerial career at Bournemouth’s youth set-up before joining Weymouth FC. 

 

In his first two seasons with the Terras, he enjoyed two successive promotions, guiding them into the Vanarama National League for the first time since the 2008/09 campaign. 

 

Moseley then enjoyed time at Southend United before joining Aldershot Town where he has led them to 16th in the table so far this season.

 

ONE TO WATCH 

 

Alfie Whittingham 

 

Son of Portsmouth legend Guy Whittingham, Aflie joined the Shots from Hungerford Town in 2019 and spent last season on loan there too – earning the club’s Young Player of The Season award. 

 

The 23-year-old has previously spent three seasons at Havant & Waterlooville where he made several first-team appearances before being loaned out to the likes of AFC Totton and Petersfield Town.

 

Playing predominantly in midfield, Whittingham is the club’s current top active goalscorer for this season and has scored important goals against Grimsby Town, King’s Lynn Town and Altrincham. 

 

MATCH OFFICIALS

 

Referee: Lloyd Wood

 

Assistant Referee: Christopher Horsman

 

Assistant Referee: Russell Jones

 

Fourth Official: Jamaal Horne

 

COME ON YOU BEES!