Fourth-placed Boreham Wood welcome relegation-threatened Brackley Town for this National League clash, and all the statistical indicators point towards a high-scoring affair. The hosts arrive in formidable home form, having won four of their last six on their own patch at a 66.67% clip. Their recent 3-2 victory over second-placed York demonstrated their attacking credentials, while they've averaged 2.50 goals per game across their last six home outings. However, defensive solidity hasn't been their strong suit—they've conceded in 80% of their last ten matches, shipping four at Rochdale and three in a defeat at Tamworth. Brackley Town arrive in dire straits, sitting 20th with just one win from their last ten fixtures. Their away record makes for particularly grim reading, with the visitors conceding 2.50 goals per game on the road and managing just one victory in six away trips. Recent results paint a picture of a side leaking goals: they've shipped three to both Southend and Rochdale, two to Altrincham and Wealdstone, and crucially, five when these sides met in the National League Cup back in January. That cup encounter ended 5-2 to Boreham Wood, continuing a high-scoring head-to-head trend. All three meetings between these sides have seen both teams find the net and finish Over 2.5 goals, averaging a remarkable 3.67 goals per game. With Brackley Town's away games averaging 4.33 total goals (1.83 scored, 2.50 conceded) and Boreham Wood's home matches averaging 4.00 (2.50 scored, 1.50 conceded), the goal expectancy models suggest another open contest. **Key Points:** - Boreham Wood have scored 2.50 goals per game in their last six home matches - Brackley Town have conceded 2.50 goals per game in their last six away matches - All three H2H meetings have finished Over 2.5 goals (3-1, 3-3, 5-2) - Boreham Wood's last ten games have seen an average of 4.00 total goals per match - Brackley Town have kept just one clean sheet in their last ten outings With both sides showing defensive vulnerabilities—Boreham Wood conceding 1.80 per game recently and Brackley Town shipping 2.10—the conditions are ripe for goals. The 1.62 available on Over 2.5 goals represents solid value given the historical data, recent form, and the gulf in quality between fourth place and the relegation zone. Expect Boreham Wood to create chances aplenty against a visiting defence that has struggled on the road all season.