Words Charlie Staples | Pictures Jonathan Moore

Alty head for the outskirts of London on Saturday for matchday 13 of the Enterprise National League season.

It's Wealdstone at Grosvenor Vale for Phil Parkinson's men, who are looking to arrest a slide of poor form in recent weeks.

Once More On The Road

After Wednesday night’s defeat to Tamworth, Alty will be seeking to end a run of five straight league defeats going back to Boreham Wood on September 13th.

This difficult run of form, after some promising results and performances, has seen The Robins drop down to 20th, accumulating four wins and nine losses so far - the only club not to have drawn a game in the National League.

Lewis Banks grabbed his third goal of the season Wednesday, making him Alty’s joint-second highest scorer – level with Kahrel Reddin - and two behind top scorer Jimmy Knowles on five.

Our Opponents

Wealdstone FC have had an even start to their Enterprise National League season, where they are currently sat 12th in the table after five wins, three draws and five losses to their name.

‘The Stones’ finished one point above the relegation zone last season, but under new appointed manager Sam Cox, they will be looking to put last season behind them.

Key players for The Stones include forward Sean Adarkwa, who is their joint leading scorer, as well as the consistent left-sided (and former Tottenham and Leyton Orient) player, Anthony Georgiou.

The Gaffer

"The National League season is a marathon, but we can't take any positives out of Wednesday's game. We've got to be better, we've got to hurt from the Tamworth result.

"It's been way below what's expected by our fans and the board, who've supported us brilliantly - we've got to do better as a group."

Get Me In

Buying tickets in advance online is the cheapest option for fans heading to the game at Grosvenor Vale this weekend. Click here to secure your spot via our hosts.

• £18 Adults
• £13 65+/Emergency Services/Armed Services
• £11 19-23s
• £7 under-19s

Our you can pay at the ground (cash/card), where prices are slightly higher...

• £20 Adults
• £15 65+/Emergency Services/Armed Services
• £13 19-23s
• £8 under-19s

Wealdstone's social club will be open to away fans both before and after Saturday's game.

There is no car parking available at the ground and parking is limited on the streets surrounding Grosvenor Vale.

Not Making The Journey

Radio Robins (on Radio Alty) will be broadcasting live commentary from Grosvenor Vale with Laurence Howarth, Vincent Burke and Ian Wilkinson bringing you all the action from about 2:50pm.

If you live outside the UK and fancy watching the action then head to DAZN for subscription info from the National League's broadcast partner.

Come On You Robins!!!