National League make decision over two abandoned games following investigation and league rules

Nationwide League decide over the 2 deserted video games final following an investigation and primarily based on league guidelines.

Eastleigh v Scunthorpe United (deserted on 2 September attributable to head accidents to gamers from each groups): The match might be replayed in full (per Rule 8.37).

Scunthorpe United v Wealdstone (deserted on 6 September attributable to a shoulder damage to Wealdstone’s Daniel Nkrumah): The sport is awarded to Scunthorpe United as a 3-0 win (per Rule 8.38), with no targets added to both workforce’s tally. League tables might be up to date.

⚽️ 𝐂𝐋𝐔𝐁 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓: 𝐀𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐝 𝐠𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬

Scunthorpe United can verify the outcomes of our two deserted matches final week following discover from the Enterprise Nationwide League.

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— Scunthorpe United FC (@SUFCOfficial) September 9, 2025

Nationwide League Assertion: Deserted Matches ℹ️

— Enterprise Nationwide League (@NL_Enterprise) September 9, 2025

LEAGUE STATEMENT:

The Nationwide League can verify following investigation, a call has been reached following the abandonment of Eastleigh v Scunthorpe United and Scunthorpe United v Wealdstone within the final week.

Each issues had been thought of completely and in reaching their determination the League have thought of earlier precedent for related abandonments throughout the Nationwide League and the necessity to guarantee a constant strategy with any related incidents going ahead.

In respect of the abandonment of Eastleigh v Scunthorpe United on Tuesday 2 September, it has been determined that the sport is to be replayed in accordance with League Rule 8.37.

In respect of the abandonment of Scunthorpe United v Wealdstone on Saturday 6 September, it has been determined that the sport is to not be replayed, and the match has been awarded to Scunthorpe United pursuant to League Rule 8.38.

Tables might be up to date accordingly. Rules state that whereas the house membership are awarded three factors, targets for and in opposition to are to not be added.

SCUNTHORPE STATEMENT:

Scunthorpe United can verify the outcomes of our two deserted matches final week following discover from the Enterprise Nationwide League.

United’s away league encounter at Eastleigh, which was deserted attributable to critical head accidents between the Iron’s Jean Belehouan and the Spitfires’ Archie Harris, has been ordered to be replayed in full on a date and time but to be confirmed.

In the meantime, Scunthorpe United’s house league encounter on the Attis Enviornment on the weekend has been awarded to the Iron as a victory following the sport’s abandonment as a result of shoulder damage of Stones’ ahead Daniel Nkrumah.

WEALDSTONE STATEMENT:

Following Saturday’s deserted match in opposition to Scunthorpe United, the Nationwide League has confirmed the end result of its investigation.

According to League Rule 8.38, the fixture won’t be replayed and the match has been awarded to Scunthorpe United. As per laws, whereas Scunthorpe obtain three factors, no targets for or in opposition to might be added to both facet’s document.

The Wealdstone FC Board of Administrators had been in direct contact with the Nationwide League within the aftermath of Saturday’s occasions. We made clear our view that the right consequence was for Scunthorpe United to be awarded the three factors.

This place was taken to show the values of sporting integrity and honest play that underpin our soccer membership. Whereas dissatisfied that the match was unable to be accomplished, we imagine it is very important uphold the rules of the sport and help an consequence that displays the spirit of competitors.

The League desk might be up to date sooner or later to mirror this variation. Wealdstone FC will now flip our focus to getting ready for the following fixture v Gateshead at The Vale on Saturday with full dedication to our supporters and gamers as we proceed the season.

We thank our followers for his or her continued backing and understanding.

EASTLEIGH STATEMENT:

The Nationwide League have suggested that our deserted fixture in opposition to Scunthorpe United at the beginning of September might be replayed in full on the Silverlake Stadium.

Our Nationwide League fixture in opposition to Scunthorpe United at the beginning of September was deserted by the referee after a conflict between Archie Harris and Jean Belehouan within the 94th minute.

Following a gathering between The Nationwide League, they’ve suggested that we are going to be required to replay our fixture in opposition to Scunthorpe United in full.

Fixture particulars might be introduced sooner or later.