Raynes Park Vale under floodlights
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Tangerines on Tour: Raynes Park Vale

As we prepare for the 2026-27 Isthmian League South Central season, our latest look at one of the clubs we will play takes us to Raynes Park Vale.

Historic headlines

Formed in 1995 by a merger of Raynes Park FC and Malden Vale, the club played in the Combined Counties League for their entire history until winning that League’s Premier Division South in 2022-23. Vale had finished third in 2021-22 but lost out in the play-offs. Promoted into the South Central Division, Vale have enjoyed three solid seasons at Step 4.  

About the ground

Prince George’s Playing Fields, the club’s home ground, previously hosted Isthmian League football between 1989 and 1994 while predecessor club Malden Vale were based there. When the new club was promoted to the Isthmian League they obtained significant grant funding which helped pay for new LED floodlights, turnstiles and fencing.

A ground-to-ground journey by road is 27.7 miles via the M25 and A3 and would take around three-quarters of an hour. Grand Drive is a short walk from Raynes Park Station; change at either Twickenham or Clapham Junction to pick up a train to Raynes Park.

Have we played them before?

Ashford have a strong historical record against Raynes Park Vale. All of the previous results are below:

SeasonMatch DateH/ACompetitionDivision / StageResGFGAScorersOther Info
1995-9630/09/1995HFA Vase2nd Qual. RoundW21German 2
1995-9609/12/1995ACombined Counties LeagueW21German 2
1995-9627/02/1996ASouthern Combination CupSecond RoundW40GermanEggington 2Jolly
1995-9613/04/1996HCombined Counties LeagueW50Holman 3German 2
1996-9721/09/1996ACombined Counties LeagueW32EdwardsGerman 2
1996-9701/10/1996ASouthern Combination CupFirst RoundW71Holman 3GermanD SmithW HeggartyEggington
1996-9715/03/1997HCombined Counties LeagueW31German (pen)FrostBulman
1997-9828/10/1997HCombined Counties LeagueL12Hollands
1997-9809/05/1998ACombined Counties LeagueW30BulmanHolmanEggington
1998-9903/10/1998HCombined Counties LeagueW60McDonald 2YatesJolly (pen)A VertannesD Smith
1998-9930/03/1999ACombined Counties LeagueD00
1999-200014/08/1999HCombined Counties LeagueW60Nolan 3Muldowney (pen)EggingtonA Vertannes
1999-200004/03/2000A*Combined Counties LeagueW21D SmithEggingtonat Cobham FC
2014-1522/11/2014ACombined Counties LeaguePremier DivisionL13Beadle (pen)
2014-1520/12/2014HCombined Counties LeaguePremier DivisionW21BitmeadFleming
2015-1610/10/2015HCombined Counties LeaguePremier DivisionW42Fisher (pen)BeadleKaziBrunton
2015-1608/03/2016ACombined Counties LeaguePremier DivisionL23BitmeadFleming
2023-2428/10/2023AIsthmian LeagueSouth Central DivisionL12Arnold
2023-2417/02/2024HIsthmian LeagueSouth Central DivisionL01
2024-2504/10/2024HIsthmian LeagueSouth Central DivisionL05at Cobham
2024-2511/03/2025AIsthmian LeagueSouth Central DivisionW31ArnoldVorsterKandolo

Other info

Unusually, both clubs have staged a home match against the other at Cobham. Vale staged a Combined Counties League fixture against the Ash Trees at the Reg Madgwick Stadium in 2000 while Ashford’s defeat at Raynes Park’s hands in 2024 was one of the first of 19 home matches staged there during the redevelopment of the Robert Parker Stadium.

We look forward to Raynes Park Vale’s return to our humble home and hope you will join us for the game. A Season Ticket is a fantastic way to ensure you can be at that match and every League game played by our First Teams. For just £100, supporters can watch up to 32 home League matches across the Men’s and Women’s First Teams AND get 20% off in the Clubhouse and at the Tea Bar for the entire season.