Sutton are back on the road after three straight home games, heading across London to face Wealdstone.
Read below for everything you need to know ahead of the match.
Match Info
- Fixture: Wealdstone vs Sutton United
- Competition: Enterprise National League
- Venue: Grosvenor Vale
- Date: Saturday, 25th October; 3pm
- Strip: Amber home kit
- Television: National League TV
Officials
- Referee: James Durkin. Has been refereeing in the EFL for nearly two years, and was last in charge of a Sutton game at Aldershot in April, although he refereed a number of games during our 2020-21 championship season. He took charge of the National League Play-Off Final at Wembley in 2024.
- Assistant Referees: Damith Bandara; Ivan Stankovic
- Fourth Official: Kevin Howick
How to Follow
Video
A live stream on National League TV – via DAZN – will be available overseas by purchasing a match pass here.
A range of passes are available for the 2025/26 season, with pricing as follows:
- Annual – Pay Up Front: £99.99/year
Pay for a year upfront to get the best value deal.
- Annual – Pay Monthly: £12.99/month
Pay for a year upfront to get the best value deal.
- Monthly Flex: £19.99/month
Renews monthly. Cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice.
Audio
Supporters will also be able to listen to all the action, with a Mixlr audio commentary being available and will be posted on social media accounts before kick-off.
Social Media
You can also follow the game through our social media channels below, with full text coverage during the fixture.
X: @suttonunited
Facebook: @suttonunited
Instagram: @suttonunited
In Person
Tickets can be purchased on Wealdstone’s ticketing website in advance, along with in-person from the ticket booth at an additional £2 cost.
Buying your ticket online in advance is the cheapest way of purchasing on a match by match basis.
Seating tickets CANNOT be purchased in person, they are only available online, while standing tickets are available at The Vale on matchdays from an hour before kick off by cash or card, either via the Ticket Office outside the turnstiles or on the gates themselves. However, these prices increase by £2, and to avoid excess queuing our hosts strongly advise supporters to purchase tickets in advance via the online portal.
When purchasing online, select a ticket type before clicking ‘Place your Order’, where you will be shown your Order Summary. After your click ‘Continue’ you will be asked to fill out your Ticket Buyer Information, including full name, email address and phone number, before selecting a payment method in order to complete the transaction.
Wealdstone’s ticket office can be contacted by email only at tickets@wealdstonefc.com.
If you are a current Season Ticket holder for a Premier League, or English Football League club you can gain admission to a Wealdstone home National League match for just £13 if purchased online – your Season Ticket must be presented with your match ticket at the turnstile.
Similarly, if you are member of the Armed Services or a paid staff member in the NHS, Police Force, Fire Service and Ambulance Service, you can gain entry to a Wealdstone National League game for £13 if your ticket is purchased online – your ID must be presented with your match ticket at the turnstile.
Wealdstone also offer significant discounts for 19-23 year olds via our Next Generation ticket offer and to under 19s. However, please note that ID will be required at the turnstile along with your ticket to demonstrate you are eligible.
Ticket Prices
Seating (Advance)
- Adults: £20
- Concessions: £15
- Next Gen (19-23): £13
- Under-19s: £9
Standing (Advance)
- Adults: £18
- Concessions: £13
- Next Gen (19-23): £11
- Under-9s: £7
Getting to the Ground
Stadium Address:
Grosvenor Vale
Ruislip
Middlesex
HA4 6JQ
By Car
Leave the M25 at Junction 16 and take the M40 towards London. At the end of the M40 the road becomes the A40. Take the first exit on the A40, onto the B467 towards Ruislip. At the roundabout at the top of the slip road take the first exit towards Harefield/Ruislip. Continue along the B467 going across two roundabouts. At the end of the B467 you will reach a T-junction that has a small bandstand located in front of you.
Turn left here onto the High Road. Follow the High Road passing West Ruislip Station on your right and at the roundabout with the White Bear pub on the right hand corner, take the fourth exit into Wood Lane. Continue along Wood Lane crossing one small roundabout and at the next roundabout bear right onto West End Road. Then take the second left hand turn into Grosvenor Vale and the stadium is located at the bottom of this road.
Car parking on match days at Grosvenor Vale is currently limited to players, management and club officials only. There is limited street parking close to the stadium and supporters are asked to park courteously and not block or overhang driveways of residents.
Our hosts recommend that supporters travel to Grosvenor Vale via public transport as the club is remarkably well served by tube, train and bus routes.
By Rail
Grosvenor Vale is ideally located near four tube stations, Ruislip and Ruislip Manor on the Uxbridge branch of the Piccadilly and Metropolitan lines and Ruislip Gardens and West Ruislip on the Central line.
Ruislip is the nearest station to the stadium, just 500 metres away and a short five minute walk with both Ruislip and Ruislip Manor stations offering nearby shops, restaurants and bars. Ruislip Manor station is only 550 metres away from the stadium and served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. Ruislip Gardens is situated a 15 minute walk from the ground, turn right when exiting the station and walk up West End Road. Please note that on Saturday the District Line is closed west of Embankment, meaning that there is no interchange with the Piccadilly Line at Hammersmith. Alternative routes from Victoria are via Green Park, where you can connect with the Piccadilly Line, via Baker Street and then the Metropolitan Line to Ruislip Manor or Ruislip, or via Oxford Circus and then the Central Line to Ruislip Gardens.
West Ruislip is the nearest station on the National Rail network, operated by Chiltern Railways. Services at West Ruislip run between High Wycombe and London Marylebone, these trains are quite infrequent and usually run only once per hour. South Ruislip station, also on the same line is around a 25 minute walk from the ground.
By Bus
The closest bus stop to the ground is Grosvenor Vale bus stop which is served by the E7 bus, which runs between Ruislip station and Ealing Broadway. Bus routes 114, 278, 331, 398, H13, U1 and U10 also stop at the nearby Ruislip station.
Supporters’ Coach
The coach for our trip to Wealdstone will depart from Gander Green Lane at 11:15am.
Tickets for this journey cost £30, and the Supporters’ Club request supporters to meet at 11am.
Bookings can be taken via The Supporters’ Hub on matchdays or email suttonunitedcoachtravel.com.
Any short notice changes will be highlighted on www.suttonunitedsupportersclub.co.uk.
Accessibility
Visiting supporters will be housed at the East end of the stadium with an allocation of 1,025 tickets. The capacity is made up of a mix of covered seating (369 seats) in the Modu Stand and covered and uncovered standing sections (656) in the Shots Stand & Hawthorne Terrace.
Blocks 1 & 2 of the Modu Stand are often used for visiting supporters, who must enter the stadium through the away turnstiles which are clearly signposted at the entrance to Grosvenor Vale.
If you require a seat, please book a Seating ticket. Seats are now allocated by row and seat number, there is no transfer into seating with a Standing ticket.
Due to limited facilities on matchdays there are no ticket resales, reprints or refunds available on Saturday. Our hosts advise ticket holders to either print out the ticket issued or alternatively they can be scanned via a mobile phone.When using a mobile phone our hosts advise turning the brightness up to 100%. Each ticket has a unique barcode that cannot be duplicated, if more than one copy of the ticket has been used on matchday you will be denied access to the stadium.
Before you arrive at the turnstile have your tickets ready for scanning. Keep your bags and coats on your person, there is no need to take items from your pockets, unless instructed to by the security team. Follow the instructions when directed by one of the team.
Failure to produce your match ticket will result in access being denied into the stadium.
In addition, fans of either club who attempt to or gain access to the opposition end will be removed without refund.
Refunds and Cancellations
If the match date changes, the tickets you have will be valid for the rearranged date – you do not need to do anything. The QR code will still be valid, so just bring your ticket with you on the rearranged date.
If you have purchased tickets, the match date changes and can’t make the new date, please contact the club via tickets@wealdstonefc.com to arrange a refund. This will need to be done prior to the rearranged match date.
Tickets are not refundable if the match takes place at the planned date and time.
Under-18s
Younger supporters are reminded that the age limit for unaccompanied minors is 14-years old and that no child under the age of 14 will be granted access to the stadium without a responsible adult who is over the age of 18.
This policy will be rigorously enforced and if you are impacted by this then contact the ticket office and a full refund will be offered. If you are refused entry as a result of this policy a refund will not be offered and you will be escorted off site.
Supporters aged 14 and 15 wishing to attend games without being accompanied by an adult must complete and return a consent form. The consent form can be downloaded here, once completed please return via email to tickets@wealdstonefc.com or bring with you and present to security at the turnstile.
Again, if you are impacted by this then contact the ticket office and a full refund will be offered.
The club’s full matchday safety policy is available here.
Wheelchair & Ambulant Disabled
Disabled supporters are eligible to purchase a Concession Ticket. If a ticket is required for a Carer, please email tickets@wealdstonefc.com with your order number and proof of one of the following:
– Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
– Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
– Attendance Allowance
– Certificate of Vision Impairment (CVI)
– Assistance Dog ID
Once approved, a free Carer Ticket will be issued via email.
The club has ten spaces that can be used for both sets of fans, located by their middle turnstile entry point.
Four are located between the Leo Morris terrace and the Elmslie Stand with the other six being located east to turnstiles 5-6.
Stat Attack
1 – Sutton’s 1-0 win at Grosvenor Vale last season was the first time since 2009 this fixture ended with just a single goal.
8 – Sutton are unbeaten against Wealdstone in their last eight outings, going back to 2011.
8 – Wealdstone’s last eight goals have all come in the first half, and have come across the span of just three games (Brackley Town, Altrincham, Whitstable Town).
Head-To-Head (Since 2009)
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Wealdstone wins: 2
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Draws: 4
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Sutton United wins: 7
Last Three Meetings:
- Sutton United 2-2 Wealdstone — 15 January 2025 (National League)
- Wealdstone 0-1 Sutton United — 24 August 2024 (National League)
- Sutton United 4-1 Wealdstone — 20 February 2021 (National League)
Last Time We Met
Goals either side of half time from Lewis Simper and Will Davies weren’t enough to seal victory against Wealdstone, with Callum Cesay’s effort 20 minutes from time enough to steal a draw from Sutton United’s grasp.
Joshua Grant’s first half header gave Wealdstone the lead against the run of play ten minutes before the break, but the visitors were pegged back moments before half time when Simper’s powerful low drive arrowed into the bottom corner to level the score heading into the interval.
Sutton would take the lead just minutes after the resumption of play, with Davies picking the ball up 25-yards from goal before curling in an absolute beauty into the far corner to turn the game on its head, although Cesay levelled with 20 minutes to go when he headed Anthony Georgiou’s cross beyond George Evans.
Photo Credit: Paul Loughlin
Player In Focus
Max Kretzschmar
Position: Midfielder
Age: 32
Appearances 24/25: 39
Goals Scored 24/25: 3
Assists 24/25: 9
Photo Credit: Wealdstone Football Club
Played for Both
Enzio Boldewijn
Dutch-born forward Enzio Boldeijn will be fondly remembered by Sutton supporters as one of the players brought in by Matt Gray ahead of the U’s inaugural campaign in League Two, spending two years in South London before moving to Eastleigh, which preceded a switch to Wealdstone in 2024.
After beginning his career in native Holland with FC Utrecht, Boldewijn moved on loan to Den Bosch before moving to Almere City on a permanent basis, prior to moving to England in 2018 with a move to Notts County.
He became a high profile player in League Two during his time at Meadow Lane, playing over 100 times for the club before making the switch to Sutton in 2021, fresh off the U’s promotion from the National League.
Boldewijn subsequently played a key role in Sutton’s success of 2021/22, being a part of the side which reached the EFL Trophy Final with a crucial penalty scored in the shootout win against Wigan Athletic in the semi-final, and scored an impressive reel of goals throughout the campaign including a notable free kick against Rochdale.
After two years with Sutton though, he dropped into non-league with a move to Eastleigh in 2023, spending a season with the Spitfires before moving to Wealdstone. He has impressed since arriving in Middlesex, extending his contract in the summer and being named as one of the club’s vice-captains.
Photo Credit: Wealdstone Football Club
