Aldershot Town's current form and deep club history are the main talking points as they prepare for a National League clash this weekend. The Shots secured a vital win last time out, which has improved their standing in the early season table.
How are Aldershot Town performing this season?
According to a preview by Solihull Moors FC, Aldershot Town's most recent competitive game was a 1-0 home victory over FC Halifax Town. Marcus Wyllie scored the decisive goal with just ten minutes remaining in the match. That result moved Scott Davies's side up to ninth place in the National League, providing a solid platform for the coming weeks. Fans can track the team's progress and upcoming matches on our dedicated fixtures page.
This positive start follows a challenging 2025 campaign where the club finished 20th in the National League, accumulating 46 points from 46 games. Their record last season was 13 wins, seven draws, and 26 defeats, with a goal difference of negative 18 after scoring 69 and conceding 87. They ended that campaign 62 points behind the champions, York City.
What is the history of Aldershot Town FC?
The club's modern identity is built on its history as a phoenix club, as detailed in the opposition overview. The original Aldershot Football Club was founded in 1926 and spent 60 years in the Football League from 1932 until its dissolution in 1992 due to severe financial debts. Aldershot Town Football Club was formed on 22 April 1992 to take its place, with former player Steve Wignall appointed as the first manager.
They began life in the Isthmian League Division Three, playing at The Recreation Ground where they remain today. Their first season was spectacular, winning their first ten games and losing only once all campaign to secure the title by an 18-point margin. The club's first home defeat did not come for 20 months and 35 games. A historic promotion back to the Football League was achieved under Gary Waddock in the 2007/08 season after a record-breaking campaign of 31 wins and 101 points.
What does the first-team squad look like?
The first-team squad, managed by head coach Scott Davies, will be looking to build on their promising start. The team's recent results, including the win over Halifax, show a capacity to grind out results. Supporters can view the full roster and player details on the club's squad page for the 2026/27 season.
Their next challenge is an away trip to face Solihull Moors on the afternoon of Saturday, 12 September. Chris Millington's Moors will be aiming for all three points, setting up a competitive National League encounter. The Shots will be determined to continue their ascent up the standings with another positive result on the road.
