Woking Ensures National League Position With Win Against AFC Fylde

Woking FC secured their spot in the next season's National League following a convincing 3-0 victory over AFC Fylde at their home ground. The match, marking the end of the campaign, saw Tunji Akinola shine with a double, ensuring a triumphant conclusion for his team.

The game unfolded with intense action as Jayden Luker, Jermaine Anderson, and Dan Moss made significant attempts for Woking. Despite their efforts, the breakthrough came just before the half-time whistle. Akinola managed to convert Curtis Edwards' free-kick into the opening goal during stoppage time, setting the pace for the second half.

As play resumed, Rhys Browne narrowly missed expanding the lead, signaling Woking's continued dominance. Akinola then seized another opportunity, doubling Woking's lead at 51 minutes by skillfully chesting down a corner kick and slotting the ball past AFC Fylde's goalkeeper, Chris Neal.

Neal demonstrated resilience with a notable save against Charley Kendall's low strike. However, Kevin Berkoe's powerful shot in the 77th minute left Neal with no chance, sealing the victory for Woking with a third goal.

This win not only cements Woking's place in the National League for another season but also highlights the team's potential and determination. Akinola's standout performance, alongside his teammates' efforts, played a pivotal role in this significant achievement.