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Wimborne Town vs Uxbridge Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips - 14-11-2026
Nov 1415:00
Match Prediction
Expected score: Wimborne Town 1-0 Uxbridge
Wimborne TownDrawUxbridge
Over 2.5 goalsNo (41%)
Both teams to scoreNo (44%)
Wimborne Town host Uxbridge in the FA Trophy Round of 128, a fixture that reunites two sides who have already met twice this season in the Non League Premier - Southern South. The hosts come into this knockout tie in strong domestic form, while Uxbridge arrive seeking to upset the odds after a mixed run of results.
Team form
Wimborne Town
Wimborne Town have been impressive in the league, winning three of their last five matches. They put four past Yate Town in late September and followed that with a 2-0 victory over Bracknell Town. The only blemish on their recent record came in two consecutive goalless draws against Hanworth Villa and Uxbridge itself back in August. Over this five-game stretch, they have scored 9 goals while conceding none—a clean sheet record that underlines their defensive solidity.
Uxbridge
Uxbridge's form has been more erratic. They have won three of their last five but suffered a 1-3 defeat to Plymouth Parkway just over a week ago. Before that loss, they strung together three consecutive wins, including an impressive 5-0 demolition of Chichester City in mid-September. They have scored 9 goals in five games but have also conceded 4, suggesting a side that can be vulnerable at the back despite their attacking threat.
Head-to-head
These teams know each other well. Their three most recent meetings have all ended in draws: the 0-0 stalemate in August of this season, a 3-3 thriller in March, and a 2-2 draw in August 2025. That pattern of draws suggests neither side has been able to impose itself decisively, though Wimborne's current defensive form represents a shift from the open nature of that 3-3 encounter.
Key factors
Wimborne's clean sheet record over five games is their standout strength and will be crucial in a knockout tie where one goal could settle it. Uxbridge's inconsistency—particularly their recent loss to Plymouth Parkway—leaves them vulnerable, though their ability to score goals in bursts (the 5-0 win) means they carry an attacking threat. The fact that these sides drew 0-0 just three months ago in the league suggests a tight, cagey contest is plausible, but Wimborne's home advantage and superior recent defensive record should count in their favour.
Prediction
Wimborne hold a slight favourite's edge here. Their defensive record is exceptional, they are playing at home, and they have won two of their last three outings convincingly. Uxbridge, despite their attacking quality, have shown defensive frailties and arrive on the back of a defeat. The head-to-head pattern of draws is notable, but Wimborne's current form—particularly their ability to keep clean sheets—tips the balance their way. A low-scoring game looks likely given the recent 0-0 between them.
Back Wimborne Town to edge this tie. They are marginally more likely to progress, with their defensive discipline and home advantage proving decisive against an Uxbridge side that, while capable of scoring, have been leaky at the back. Expect a tight affair decided by a single goal.
Match info
Tournaments:
FA Trophy(Round of 128)
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