Solihull Moors come into this one in mixed shape, with just one win in their last six league matches and three defeats in that run. Even so, their home numbers are respectable enough for a game with goals in it: 40 scored and 38 conceded across 21 home league fixtures, which is a stronger base for an open contest than a low-scoring one.
Boreham Wood arrive higher up the table and in better recent rhythm, with four wins, one draw and one defeat across their last six. They have also been productive on the road, scoring 43 and conceding 30 in 21 away league matches, and their recent away results include a 2-1 win at Aldershot Town and a 2-2 draw at Woking, both of which fit a game that can move beyond two goals.
The head-to-head record is also useful here because the most recent meeting finished 2-1 to Boreham Wood in December 2025, while several earlier clashes went over the line, including 2-0, 2-2 and 3-1 scorelines. One caution is that Solihull’s last league game ended 1-0, so there is a small contrast with the over, but that looks more like a one-off than a clear trend.
Boreham Wood’s recent attacking output strengthens the case further, especially after the 5-1 home win over Wealdstone on 3 April, when they produced 2.6 xG and 11 shots on target. They have also been involved in high-scoring league games often enough, with eight of their last ten league matches featuring both teams scoring, which lines up with a total above 2.5 as long as Solihull contribute their share.
My prediction is Over 2.5 Goals at 12/25. Boreham Wood have gone over 2.5 goals in nine of their last ten league matches, they have just followed a 5-1 win with another strong attacking display, and Solihull’s home record includes 40 goals scored and 38 conceded. The December meeting finished 2-1, and Boreham Wood’s away numbers point to enough threat to keep the total moving.
