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15 August 2023 Venue The Laithwaite Community Stadium Attendance

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Preview | Woking (A)

15 August 2023

Woking vs Rochdale AFC | Vanarama National League, Tuesday 15th August, Laithwaite Community Stadium, 7.45pm Kick-Off

The second of back-to-back away trips sees Dale travel to Woking on Tuesday night.

Get ready for the game by checking out all of the pre-match build-up below.

ADMISSION DETAILS

Dale fans can pay on the day at Laithwaite Community Stadium, but for standing tickets only. Seated tickets will go off sale three hours before kick-off.

Click HERE for full ticket details.

INTERVIEWS

We spoke to Jimmy McNulty and Jimmy Keohane about the trip to Woking, following Saturday's 1-0 win at Oxford City.

Click HERE to read what they had to say.

TEAM NEWS

Dale’s newest recruit, Ryan East, could be in line for his debut, after joining on loan from Bradford City.

McNulty touched on Devante Rodney and Max Taylor after the game on Saturday. Click HERE to read his update.

Make sure you check our social media channels at 6.45pm tomorrow to see how Dale will line-up.

THE OPPOSITION

Woking finished last season’s National League campaign in fourth place, qualifying for the playoffs.

However, they were beaten in the quarter-finals by Bromley, losing 2-1.

The Cardinals have added ten new faces to their squad this summer, with the likes of ex-EFL players Greg Taylor (Cambridge United), Robbie Willmott and Joe Day (Newport County).

They have one point from their opening two games, following a goalless opening day draw at Kidderminster Harriers with a 3-2 loss at home to Altrincham on Saturday. Scott Cuthbert and Reece Grego-Cox scored their goals.

GROUND GUIDE

There is a visitors’ guide to the Laithwaite Community Stadium available HERE via Woking’s website.

Our hosts have also put together a matchday guide, which can be found HERE.

HEAD-TO-HEAD

This will be the first ever meeting between the two sides.

MAN IN THE MIDDLE

Stephen Parking will be the referee for Tuesday’s game. It is his first full season at National League level, although he did take charge of two matches towards the end of last season.

Alex Bradley and Conall Bartlett are assistant referees, with Robert Ablitt as fourth official.

FOLLOW THE ACTION

Supporters in the UK & Ireland, as well as those overseas can watch Tuesday’s game live via the National League TV platform.

Audio commentary will also be available via Dale Player. Click HERE for full details.

There will also be live updates via the club’s official twitter account.

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Match Reports

Report | Woking 3-2 Dale

15 August 2023

Dale suffered a 3-2 defeat on the road at Woking on Tuesday night.

Tyrese Sinclair had put the visitors ahead early on, but the Cardinals responded after the break with a goal from Scott Cuthbert and two from Reece Grego-Cox to go 3-1 up.

Kairo Mitchell scored his first goal for the club to reduce the arrears, but Dale couldn’t find another to rescue a point.

Jimmy McNulty made four changes from the team that started Saturday’s 1-0 win over Oxford City.

He handed debuts to Kyle Ferguson and Monday’s signing Ryan East, as well as giving first starts to Kwaku Oduroh and Jesurun Uchegbulam.

Post-match, McNulty confirmed that Ian Henderson, match-winner on Saturday, wasn't fit to start due to an ankle injury, whilst Tommy McDermott also missed out due to injury.

It was even opening to the game with no real chances for either side until the opening goal, in the 15th minute.

An overhit Woking through ball was thumped forward by goalkeeper Louie Moulden, clearing all 20 outfield players. Home stopper Joe Day misjudged it, allowing Sinclair to use his pace to burst past him and slot home first time from a tight angle.

At the other end, minutes after the goal, Jimmy Keohane had to be alert to make a great clearance with Cardinals striker Padraig Amond lurking, shortly before debutant East had a shot blocked which trickled into the arms of the goalkeeper.

Uchegbulam was causing the Woking defence issues with his pace and trickery as Dale took the lead into the break.

The hosts came out of the blocks quickly in the second-half, aided by a double half-time change, one of which Grego-Cox had a couple of efforts off target.

They got themselves level nine minutes after the break when Cuthbert managed to squirm an effort over the line, despite the best efforts of Moulden.

Oduroh had a shot well blocked for Dale, whilst Jim Kellermann fired a couple of efforts off target from distance.

Keohane was then involved in incidents at either end of the pitch minutes apart, first heading over Oduroh’s cross after a fine team move from the back got Dale in, before he was adjudged to have handled a Woking cross inside the area.

Grego-Cox stepped up to convert the resulting penalty.

Dale were almost back level instantly when Mitchell squared for Harvey Gilmour, whose flick went narrowly wide of the far post.

The hosts extended their advantage in the final ten minutes when, with Dale down to ten men after Ferguson required treatment, Grego-Cox converted a cross from the left.

Mitchell brought Dale back within one almost instantly, when he was found by a superb Adam Clayton pass and finished coolly underneath the goalkeeper.

Dale pushed and substitute Ian Henderson was found inside the area by Gilmour, squaring into a dangerous area, but there was no one there to meet it from a Dale persuasion.

It proved to be the last action of the game, as Dale returned home with nothing.

Dale XI | Moulden, Oduroh, Ferguson (90’ Nevett), Ebanks-Landell, Keohane, Clayton, East (85’ Henderson), Gilmour, Sinclair, Uchegbulam (77’ Afuye), Mitchell.

Subs | John, Nevett, Afuye, Shubbar, Henderson.

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