HISTORY
Walton & Hersham FC emerged in 1945, created through the post‑war merger of Walton FC (founded in 1895) and Hersham FC. The newly formed club quickly became a force in non‑league football. - The club joined the Isthmian League in 1971–72 and famously won the FA Amateur Cup in 1972–73, one of the high points in their history. Walton & Hersham FC now compete in the Southern League Premier Division South, continuing their long tradition as a proud, community‑driven club in Surrey

LAST SEASON
It was a 1-1 draw here at Bulpit Lane, Alfie Santos gave us the lead and Tom Olyott equalised with 5 minutes to go

FORM
It was late drama last week for the Swans as Bracknell equalised in the 100th minute. However they had previously beaten Gloucester 2-0 to secure a healthy lead at the top of the table

DANGER MAN
Dawid Rogalski and Johl Powell already have nearly 40 league goals between them this season and are only 2 behind Hungerford's combined season total.

NEWS FOR HUNGERFORD
Charlie is still on his travels but with so many recent additions to the squad its going to be exciting to see who Danny chooses to start.

DID YOU KNOW
Its a two for one his week First up Walton - Walton began as little more than a river crossing point linking Surrey and Middlesex. Its position on the Thames shaped its growth into a market town. The most famous person from Walton is Julie Andrews — star of Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music. She was born in Walton‑on‑Thames. As for Hersham there is evidence of very early human activity around the area. Of course Jimmy Pursey lead singer of the punk band Sham 69 is from their Hersham boys and all that.