Sutton make the short trip across Surrey to take on Woking on Tuesday night.

Read below for everything you need to know ahead of the match.

Match Info

  • Fixture: Woking vs Sutton United
  • Competition: Enterprise National League
  • Venue: Laithwaite Community Stadium
  • Date: Tuesday, 23rd September; 7:45pm
  • Strip: Amber home kit
  • Television: National League TV

Officials

  • Referee: Lewis Sandoe. In his first season as a National League referee and taking charge of a Sutton game for the first time.
  • Assistant Referees: Robert Evans; Ivan Stankovic
  • Fourth Official: Steven Hughes

How to Follow

Video

A live stream on National League TV – via DAZN – will be available 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 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

All supporters must purchase away tickets via Woking’s ticketing website as well as over the phone at 01483 772470.

When booking online, once a seat and ticket type is chosen, you will be asked to either log in or register an account, which will require an email address, password and full name. Once done, you will need to verify your email before heading to checkout, where you can complete the purchase.

Should they still be available, tickets can also be purchased on the day of the match from the Ticket Office, which operates from the Main Reception.

Ticket Prices

  • Adults: £22
  • Concession: £17
  • Next Gen (17-22): £13
  • Under-17: £9
  • Under-14: £5

Under-14s are not permitted entry unless accompanied by an adult (or appropriate guardian). Furthermore, when buying online, you can only add an Under-14 ticket if at least one adult/concession/17–22 ticket is also in the order.

Getting to the Ground

Stadium Address:

Kingfield Road

Woking

Surrey

GU22 9AA

By Car

The ground is situated on the A247, opposite the entrance to Woking Park, midway between the town centre and Old Woking. Leave the M25 at either junctions 10 (Wisley) or 11 (Chertsey) and follow the signs towards Woking. When nearing the town centre follow the brown signs showing Heathside Crescent Car Park, and then follow signs for Woking FC.

The Club’s designated car park is Heathside Crescent, GU22 7AG, one mile away from the stadium and a 20-minute walk. This car park is operated by Woking Borough Council and holds 496 spaces. Pricing is £3.50 for up to two hours, £5 for up to three hours, and there is a flat rate overnight charge of £2.20 after 18:00

Woking Park car park is opposite the Laithwaite Community Stadium. This car park is operated by Woking Borough Council and holds 583 spaces. Pricing is FREE for up to two hours, £1.80 for up to three hours, and there is a flat rate overnight charge of £2.20 after 18:00.

While limited parking is available on the surrounding roads and estates of the Laithwaite Community Stadium, concerns have been raised by residents following recent matches, so please be mindful and considerate of our neighbours and park safely and legally. Please don’t block drives, park on verges or block any residential right of way.

The car park at David Lloyd adjacent to the Laithwaite Community Stadium is not to be used by supporters.

By Public Transport

Woking station is about a 20–25-minute walk from the ground.

There are frequent fast services from Waterloo to Woking, with a journey time of about 28 minutes (but check for weekend engineering works). Alternatively, direct South Western services available from Wimbledon, which can be reached in about ten minutes from Sutton on the Thameslink.

Leave the station by the exit on platform 5. You then have a choice of two routes; either follow the signposted route ahead of you down White Rose Lane or turn immediately right along the station approach road to take the more direct route.

If you wish to catch the bus from Woking Station, take route 462 towards Elmbridge Lane. Get off at Woking Leisure Centre, which is then a few minutes’ walk to the stadium. Bus route 34 is another option, and stops outside the stadium on Kingfield Road.

Supporters’ Coach

The coach for our trip to Woking will depart from Gander Green Lane at 5:30pm.

Tickets for this journey cost £30, and the Supporters’ Club request supporters to meet at 5:15pm.

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

Away fans will be housed in the Chris Lane Terrace and the Seymours Stand.

Access is via the White Turnstiles on Westfield Avenue, which are reserved for away supporters and open around two hours before kick-0ff.

Supporters are reminded to arrive at the Laithwaite Community Stadium in good time, and are not guaranteed to gain entry in time for kick-off when arriving less than 30 minutes before kick-off.

Supporters can use the e-ticket they purchased which was emailed from noreply@ktckts.com. Such tickets can be scanned on a smartphone or when printed.

The Cardinals Bar is located at the front of the stadium, and has full draught and bottle beer options. The Fan Zone is the newest addition for supporters and is located opposite the Cardinals Bar. Moaners Corner Café is located next to the Moaners Corners Stand, with hot and cold drinks, plus snacks available. The Seymours Community Stand has hot food options and a last lane for beverages.

Children under 14 must be accompanied at the Club at all times by an appropriate adult. Failure to arrive at the Club with an adult will result in the child being denied entry.

The Club recommend that all children bring a photo on their phone of their passport or a photocopy to aid a smoother entry and assist the Club with managing safeguarding.

Should Club staff deem that children are under 14 and have no proof of age, they will ask the child to call a parent/carer for clarity.

  1. If the parent/carer confirms the child is old enough, entry will be given.
  2. Should the parent/carer not clarify that the child is old enough to enter alone, the parent will be asked to collect the child or confirm they are happy for them to leave alone.
  3. If children refuse to contact a parent/carer, entry will be refused, and the club will endeavour to gather information from the child to follow up with the parent. If Police are present at the grounds, they may be asked to assist with this process.

For children under 14 entering the grounds with an appropriate adult, entry requires that the responsible adult stays with the child whilst within the grounds. This includes sitting or standing in the same area of the grounds and escorting to and from welfare facilities.

Children under 14 are the responsibility of the adult whilst within the grounds at all times.

Wheelchair & Ambulant Disabled

Wheelchair spaces are limited to a total of 15 and Easy-Access seating are limited to 28 seats in the home sections (subject to availability). All such tickets should be booked as soon as possible through the Ticketing Office.

Contact Woking’s dedicated Disability & Inclusion Liaison Suzanne Connor to communicate how to best accommodate your matchday experience, by emailing dilo@wokingfc.co.uk.

Fans needing assistance with purchasing tickets may call the Ticketing Office at 01483 772 470 – or visit the Club at the Laithwaite Community Stadium between 10:00 – 16:00, Monday – Friday.

Stat Attack

3 – Lewis Simper’s goal at the Laithwaite Community Stadium last term was the first goal scored in this fixture in three years, with Sutton’s promotion to League Two in 2020/21 meaning a 3-2 win in May 2021 had been the last competitive meeting until then.

4 – In all competitions, Sutton have lost just four of their last 13 competitive meetings against the Cards, with the last coming in 2021 in the FA Trophy.

6 – Sutton’s 6-2 win on New Year’s Day 2020 is the largest aggregate score in this fixture

8 – Sutton are unbeaten against Woking in the league since 2017, eight years ago. The last time Woking beat Sutton in the league was on 16th September, courtesy of a Regan Charles-Cook brace.

10 – Harry Beautyman hit double figures last season with ten goals for Woking. The last time he had achieved that was for Sutton, firing home 11 goals in the U’s title-winning season in 2020/21.

Player In Focus

Josh Osude

Position: Forward

Age: 26

Appearances 24/25: 35

Goals Scored 24/25: 10

Head-to-Head

  • Woking wins: 27

  • Draws: 11

  • Sutton wins: 50

Last Four Meetings:

  • Sutton United 1-1 Woking — 5 May 2025 (National League)
  • Woking 1-2 Sutton United — 28 September 2024 (National League)
  • Sutton United 3-2 Woking — 11 May 2021 (National League)
  • Sutton United 0-1 Woking — 1 December 2020 (National League)

Last Time We Met

Jack Wadham’s second half header was enough to secure a point on the final day of the season, sealing a 1-1 draw against Woking.

Lewis Walker gave Woking an early lead when the Cards broke quickly and forced Jack Sims to deny Josh Osude’s initial effort, but the ball fell into the path of Walker who tapped the ball over the line from a few yards out to send Woking into the interval ahead.

Sutton United enjoyed a dominant spell at the start of the second half though, and drew level when Lewis Simper’s corner was cleared as far as Ashley Nadesan, who kept the chance alive and swung the ball back into the danger zone where Harry Ransom headed goalward, with Wadham popping up at the far post to nod the U’s back into the game, and was enough to secure a point against the Cards.

Played for Both

Harry Beautyman

A whole host of players have appeared for both sides, including four current Cards (Chin Okoli, Aiden O’Brien, Olly Sanderson and Harry Beautyman) and three current U’s (Lewis Simper, Jayden Harris and Nana Boateng), along with countless players who no longer have an affiliation with the two clubs, such as Charley Kendall, Lee Angol, Rhys Browne, Ricky Korboa, Deon Moore, Josh Neufville, Matt Tubbs, Ben Wynter, Ross Lafayette and Lennie Dennis. However, the most notable of them all for U’s supporters is of course current Woking skipper, Beautyman.

A product of the Leyton Orient academy, Beautyman gained experience on loan at St Albans City and Hastings United at the start of his career, before linking up with the U’s for the first time in 2011. The midfielder went on to enjoy a two-year stint in South London, scoring 24 goals in 105 games as well as winning the Supporters’ Club Player of the Year award in his first season, topping off his fine form in amber with a call-up to the England C squad.

Beautyman subsequently joined Welling United in 2013, before moving on loan to Peterborough United a year later, and soon saw the deal made permanent after impressing for the Posh in his maiden campaign in the Football League. He remained at London Road for a further season before embarking on stints at Northampton Town and Stevenage, which preceded a highly anticipated return to Gander Green Lane in 2018.

His second spell saw him cement himself as a U’s legend, going on to appear over 200 times across the next seven years, with his most notable individual campaign coming in 2019/20, where he notched 17 goals from midfield which saw him voted Club Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year and Supporters’ Club Player of the Year, as well as earning him inclusion in the National League Team of the Season. He subsequently played a key role in Sutton’s promotion to the Football League for the first time in their history with a title-winning campaign the following season, and went on to rack up almost 100 League Two appearances for the club, prior to his departure in 2024.

A move across Surrey saw Beautyman make the switch to Woking where he has become a key part of the team under both Michael Doyle and Neal Ardley, and was appointed as club captain at the Laithwaite Community Stadium after an impressive debut season last term, scoring ten goals for the Cards, to make up a familiar leadership group which also includes Okoli, who serves as Woking’s vice-captain.