Accrington Stanley vs Boreham Wood betting tips: FA Cup Third Round replay preview, predictions and odds

Accrington Stanley vs Boreham Wood

Accrington Stanley to win and both teams to score - 9/2

Bet £10 and get £55 in return

Our recommended bet for Tuesday’s clash at Wham Stadium comes in the form of an Accrington Stanley victory over Boreham Wood, featuring goals from both teams.

A £10 wager for such an outcome will secure you a return of £55 with Bet365.

Match preview

One of six replays in the 3rd round of the FA Cup is set to play out at Wham Stadium on Tuesday, January 17th.

The clash in question will see Accrington Stanley act as hosts, in a meeting with National League outfit Boreham Wood.

This comes after the latter kept alive hopes of another historic FA Cup run courtesy of a late equaliser in last week’s showdown between the two sides.

Ryan Astley was responsible for opening the scoring at Meadow Park, with visitors Accrington, in turn, having been widely expected to kick on towards a comfortable victory.

The League One outfit, however, were stunned by their non-league opponents a little over ten minutes from time, when Lee Ndlovu ensured that the tie would require a 2nd outing to decide on an eventual winner.

Since, Accrington Stanley, to their credit, have gone on to bounce back courtesy of a pair of successive victories.

First came a penalty shootout downing of Lincoln City in the quarter-finals of the Football League Trophy, before John Coleman’s troops bagged a crucial three points in their ongoing battle against the drop to League Two, courtesy of a 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers.

Boreham Wood, though, to their credit, also secured a noteworthy result last time out.

This came en route in the form of a hard-earned share of the spoils against National League table-toppers Notts County.

And yet, ‘The Wood’ have now gone five successive fixtures across all competitions without a victory.

We at 101, in turn, are backing Accrington Stanley to ultimately prove too much for Tuesday’s visitors to Wham Stadium, en route to booking their spot in an FA Cup 4th round showdown with one of Leeds United or Cardiff City.