The National League column enters the midweek programme with 42 bets completed, returning +6.27 units and a +14.92% ROI. Tuesday's card provides three selections built around strong venue records, clear performance gaps and recent chance production.
Tamworth host Scunthorpe United after producing eight shots on target without earning a point against Barrow. Their home attacking numbers remain among the strongest on the card, while Scunthorpe travel after a poor run of results and defensive performances away from Glanford Park.
Altrincham also return home with a strong record at The J. Davidson Stadium. Five successive league victories at the ground have followed their opening defeat, with Kidderminster Harriers arriving after collecting two points from their last five matches.
The final selection comes from Woking against leaders Boreham Wood. The visitors remain unbeaten after 14 games and have won six of seven away fixtures. Woking's home numbers demand respect, but their recent performances have lacked the control shown earlier in the season.
League position and recent results provide the starting point. The final selections also account for xG, xGA, shot volume, venue splits and the performances behind the scorelines.
Tamworth v Scunthorpe United
Tamworth return to The Lamb Ground on Tuesday for a 19:45 National League meeting with Scunthorpe United. Both sides arrive after defeats, but Tamworth's attacking performance against Barrow provides a stronger guide than the 2-1 score line.
Tamworth recorded 12 shots and placed eight on target, twice the visitors' total in both measures. They failed to turn their pressure into points, yet the chance volume continued a productive home pattern. Tamworth average 15.2 shots and 6.7 shots on target across six league matches at The Lamb Ground.
The xG figures point in the same direction. Tamworth generate 1.92 xG per home game while allowing 1.01 xGA. They have scored at least twice in four of those six fixtures, with 11 goals in total.
Scunthorpe's away record creates the clearest route to another multiple-goal return. The visitors have lost six of seven league trips, conceding 14 goals. They allow 1.74 xGA, 13.1 shots and 5.9 shots on target per away match.
Their recent travel record has deteriorated. Scunthorpe have lost at AFC Hornchurch, Barrow and AFC Fylde without scoring, conceding six times across the sequence. Their latest match brought an improved attacking display at home to Woking, but they still conceded three goals and suffered another defeat.
Backing Tamworth to win introduces more risk because they have collected 10 points from six home games. The team-goals market keeps the focus on their strongest numbers. Tamworth's home chance production and Scunthorpe's away defensive record support over 1.5 team goals at 3/4.
- Best bet: Tamworth over 1.5 team goals at 3/4 with Ladbrokes
Altrincham v Kidderminster Harriers
Five wins from six home games give Altrincham a strong platform before Kidderminster Harriers visit The J. Davidson Stadium Tuesday evening. Altrincham have scored in every league match at this ground, with their attacking return making the team-goals market more attractive than relying on another victory.
Altrincham have reached two goals in five of their six home fixtures. Their only failure came in a 3-1 opening defeat against Southend United. The next five produced victories over Halifax Town, Eastleigh, Hartlepool United, AFC Hornchurch and Aldershot Town.
Their 3-1 success against Aldershot supplied recent support. Altrincham won the shot count 8-5 and recorded five efforts on target against two. They followed it with a 2-1 victory at Yeovil Town, scoring from four attempts on target.
The underlying home profile is solid. Altrincham average 1.56 xG, 11 shots and 5.3 shots on target. Those figures compare favourably with Kidderminster's away defensive average of 1.62 xGA.
Kidderminster's attacking limitations also matter because they struggle to control matches on the road. They average 5.2 shots and two shots on target away, while opponents produce 12 attempts per game. Their last five league fixtures have returned two points, with defeats against Yeovil Town, Boreham Wood and Worthing.
Goalless draws at Woking and Carlisle United show Kidderminster possess some defensive resistance. Altrincham's scoring record at this venue carries greater weight across the full sample. Over 1.5 team goals has landed in 83.3% of their home games, while 10/11 represents a suitable return.
- Best bet: Altrincham over 1.5 team goals at 10/11 at William Hill
Woking v Boreham Wood
The National League leaders face a difficult away assignment at the Laithwaite Community Stadium on Tuesday, where Woking host Boreham Wood at 19:45. Boreham Wood remain unbeaten after 14 matches and take a five-game winning run into the fixture.
Boreham Wood have collected 38 points, winning 12 times and drawing twice. Their away record is equally strong, with six victories and one draw from seven trips. They have scored 17 goals and conceded five across those matches.
Recent results have strengthened an already clear pattern. Boreham Wood won 2-0 at Sutton United after placing six of nine shots on target. Victories over Solihull Moors, Kidderminster Harriers, Altrincham and AFC Fylde complete a five-match sequence containing 15 goals scored and two conceded.
Their wider performance numbers support the league position. Boreham Wood average 1.65 xG and 1.01 xGA, producing the division's strongest xGD among the teams involved on Tuesday. They also lead their opponents by 12.2 shots to seven on average across the season.
Woking require respect at home. Their venue figures stand at 1.45 xG and 0.97 xGA, while they allow only 6.7 shots per game. Those numbers make this less straightforward than the league table suggests.
Recent home performances have been weaker. Woking recorded three shots during a 1-0 defeat against Harrogate Town and conceded four against Solihull Moors in their previous match at this ground. Their latest 3-2 win at Scunthorpe came despite losing the shot count 13-7.
Boreham Wood's finishing remains above xG, creating some regression risk. Their defensive process, away record and consistency still support a win at 7/9.
- Best bet: Boreham Wood to win at 7/9 at Unibet
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