Focus returns to the league this coming Saturday afternoon at the John Jenkins, as we see the visit from West London of Hayes & Yeading United, for what is a third straight home game for Moneyfields.

It’s a 3pm kick off in the Isthmian South-Central Division with targets set on a return to winning ways.

Moneys:
Moneys last league outing was the first of 3 straight games at home for Callum Glen’s new look Moneyfields. We welcomed North Hampshire side, Hartley Wintney back on Tuesday 12th August.

It was a game that on reflection, looks a lot worse on paper than the scoreline necessarily presents. A brutally clinical second half from Wintney as they took all 3 points, scoring 3 second half goals without reply, having been level 1-1 at the break. Faris Khallouqi getting Moneys solitary goal of a 1-4 loss.

Next up was local rivals AFC Portchester in the FA Cup, last Saturday infront of a bumper 400+ crowd, a new record for Moneyfields at the John Jenkins Stadium.

Sadly, our FA Cup journey ended at the second stage, with a 1-2 loss, having been 1-0 up at the break. Arguably the game probably deserved to be a draw, but Moneys will have plenty of positivity to take from the game, and plenty of lessons for the players and coaching staff that are new to Step 4 football.

Making his debut last week against Portchester was Jack Farrier who seemed to fit in very well to the Moneys side. Jack has joined us signing on a dual registration with Chichester City.

Starting in midfield and looking calm early on, Farrier then had to adjust to cover the injury of Tom Jeffes, moving into the centre-back position alongside Captain Tom Cain. He was selected as Man of the Match for the performance so we may see him play again depending on the injury status of TJ.

Hayes & Yeading United:
After just the two league games, Hayes & Yeading sit two places beneath us, having scored 1 less goal than Moneys. They have the same record as us so far, with a win and a loss from their league outings.

They started the season with a nervy 3-0 loss away at South Park Reigate on August 9th, but then turned things around in the midweek, with a 2-0 win over recently relegated Egham Town. Jack McKnight and Ryan Ewhare either side of half time with the goals for United.

In the FA Cup last weekend, they beat Sutton Common Rovers 2-1 at home to progress into the 1st Qualifying Round on August 30th. Goals from Jose Sami and Sam Ashton, again either side of half time, were enough for the victory, and to earn them a tie at home against Isthmian Premier side, Whitehawk FC.

Last 3 Fixtures:
Moneyfields:
Sat 9 Aug, Southall 0-2 Moneys, Isthmian League South-Central
Tues 12 Aug, Moneys 1-4 Hartley Wintney, Isthmian League South-Central
Sat 16 Aug, Moneys 1-2 AFC Portchester, FA Cup Preliminary Round

Hayes & Yeading United: 
Sat 9 Aug, South Park [Reigate] 3-0 Hayes & Yeading United, Isthmian League South-Central
Tues 12 Aug, Hayes & Yeading United 2-0 Egham Town, Isthmian League South-Central
Sat 16 Aug, Hayes & Yeading United 2-1 Sutton Common Rovers, FA Cup Preliminary Round Replay

Previous Meetings:
22 February 2025
Isthmian League South Central
Venue: SkyEx Community Stadium
Att: 204
Score: L 2-4
Moneys Goalscorers: Harry Sargeant [pictured, top right], Jordan Pile

19 October 2024
Isthmian League South Central
Venue: John Jenkins Stadium
Att: 190
Score: D 2-2
Moneys Goalscorers: Harry Sargeant, Jafer Mahammedkier

17 September 2024
Isthmian League Cup Round 2
Venue: SkyEx Community Stadium
Att: 81
Score: L 3-5
Moneys Goalscorers: Lawrence Cooper [pictured, bottom right], Scott Hills, Cal Laycock

24 August 2024
FA Trophy Preliminary Round
Venue: John Jenkins Stadium
Att: 107
Score: L 0-2
Moneys Goalscorers: N/A

22 September 2018
FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round
Venue: Dover Road
Att: 177
Score: W 1-0
Moneys Goalscorers: Felipe Barcelos

Ones to Watch:
Ben Mendoza: Central midfielder who joined United in 2025 from Met Police who he had joined in Dec 2023, spending 18 months in the heart of their midfield. He started out with Worthing before moving to spend a couple of seasons with Bognor Regis Town, then Chichester City before joining Met Police.

Kaylen Hinds: 27 year-old striker who re-joined Hayes & Yeading in the summer of 2025.Kaylen started out with Leyton Orient before signing for Arsenal at the age of 14 in 2012, signing his first professional contract with the Gunners in 2015. In 2017 he moved to Germany and signed for VfL Wolfsburg.

Sam Ashton: 26 year-old striker who rejoined Hayes & Yeading in the summer of 2025. Started out in the youth system at Havant & Waterlooville before moving to the USA. On his return to Europe he moved to Denmark before joining Salisbury. Last season he was loaned to Horndean from Bracknell Town, before joining Poole Town in Feb 2025.

Venue:
The John Jenkins Stadium, PO3 6LA

KO: 3pm

Programmes: 32 Pages – £1

Tickets:
Adults: £10
Concessions [65+]: £6
12-17: £2
U12s: Free [with a Paying Adult]

Tickets are available to purchase online via Fanbase.com

How to Follow the Game:
If you are unable to attend the game, we will providing live match updates via X @MoneyfieldsFC

If you don’t have X you can also find Half-Time and Full-Time score update on our Facebook and Instagram accounts.

In the days following the fixture, their will be a match report on our website and post-match interviews and match highlights available on our website and on our YouTube Channel

Match Sponsors: Springroad Tyres

Man of the Match Sponsors: Springroad Tyres

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