The last five seasons

League	Season	Position	Top goalscorer
Esses Senior League	2024/2025	6/20	Solomon Ofori 19
Esses Senior League	2023/2024	9/20	Olly Miles 14
Esses Senior League	2022/2023	8/20	Charlie Cole 19
Esses Senior League	2021/2022	2/21	Gavin Cockman 22
Esses Senior League	2020/2021	ABAND

No.	Player	Appearances
1	Jeff Cobblah	27
2	Sam Deering	27
3	Jordan Gent	26
4	Taheeb Elegushi	26
5	Jack Clarke	25
6	Kaleel Green	25
7	Tom Skelton	24
8	Henry Mabassa	23
9	George Coton	22
10	Rgee Manyewe	22
11	Salim Nassor	21
12	Fahad Nasser	18
13	Finlay Barden	18
14	Robbie Allen	16
15	Ryan Auger	16
16	Kieron Owusu	14
17	Toby Salmon	11
18	Fahad Nazor	9
19	Oliver Rulten	9
20	Bobby Williams	4
21	Tom Mitchell	4
22	Mekhi Mckenzie	3
23	Albert Barns	1
24	Enock Soganile	1
25	Orlando Anker	1
26	Tom Middlehurst	1
27	Will Avis	1

No.	Player	Goals	Appearances	Ratio
1	Kaleel Green	22	25	1.136363636
2	Sam Deering	9	27	3
3	Jeff Cobblah	5	27	5.4
4	Taheeb Elegushi	4	26	6.5
5	Jordan Gent	4	26	6.5
6	Taheeb Elegushi	3	26	8.666666667
7	Salim Nassor	3	21	7
8	Fahad Nazor	2	9	4.5
9	Robbie Allen	1	16	16
10	Will Avis	1	1	1
11	Jack Clarke	1	25	25
12	Henry Mabassa	1	23	23
13	Mekhi Mckenzie	1	3	3
14	Fahad Nasser	1	18	18
15	Kieron Owusu	1	14	14

Well, not bad, thanks for asking!
SWT are currently 5th in the ESL table, occupying the last play-off place with 38 points from 22 games, but it’s tight going down to 11th, where Hackney Wick have 32 points.
11 wins, 5 draws and 6 defeats put them in that position, but they have lost four at home and drawn three. They currently sit 10th in current form (The Bridge are 4th), and season progress has seen them fall away after a good start, although they’ve been no lower than 9th and have recovered to that 5th position in recent weeks.

In the cups, they were knocked out of the FA Cup by Harlow Town in an Extra Preliminary Round replay, 2-1, at Harlow.

They beat Holland FC 7-3 in the BBC Essex Senior Cup before losing at home to Athletic Newham 1-0. Athletic Newham also knocked them out of the Peter Butcher Memorial Trophy 5-3 on penalties after a 3-3 draw at the Booby Moore Sports Hub.

In the FA Vase, they lost in Round Three to Great Yarmouth at Catons Lane. Yarmouth won 5-3 on penalties after the game finished 0-0. They had progressed to Round Three with home wins over Brimsdown (3-1 on penalties after a 2-2 draw) and March Town United 2-1.
Results over the last six matches are:

Opponents	Venue	Competition	Res	Score	Comment
Basildon United	Home	Essex Senior League	W	4 - 0
Halstead Town	Home	Essex Senior League	L	1 - 2
Basildon United	Away	Essex Senior League	L	2 - 3
Frenford	Away	Essex Senior League	W	2 - 0
Sporting Bengal United	Away	Essex Senior League	W	3 - 1
Great Yarmouth	Home	FA Vase Round 3	D	0 - 0	*Lost 3-5 on penalties

In recent seasons, SWT have been members of the Essex Senior League. In fact, since 2018-19, which has meant quite a few opportunities to meet The Bridge, although The Bridge have been in the Isthmian League North in that period. Let’s work backwards from last season, where The Bridge and SWT met at Lower Road in December, and SWT won 5-0. Roman Campbell, Sam Deering, Correy Davidson with 2, and Solomon Ofori were the scorers. On Tuesday, 19th November, SWT won 3-1 at Catons Lane. Solomon Ofori, Ross Wall & Correy Davidson were on target for SWT and Mechack Asuka found the net for The Bridge.

Season 2023-24 and The Bridge won 2-1 at Catons Lane in February with goals from Jay Leader and Adam Topley. Thomas Head scored for SWT. In November, SWT won 2-0 in The FA Vase again at Catons Lane. Jamie Riley and Ryan Melaugh were the scorers. The first of the three meetings this season was at Lower Road in August, and SWT won 2-1 with goals from Reece Barrett and Charlie Cole. Charlie Heatley scored the goal for The Bridge.

Then we go back to 2018-19 when The Bridge won the division. The two teams met in March at Lower Road, and The Bridge won 2-0. Goals came from Courtney Homans and Olayemi Ogunfunmilade. In October at Catons Lane, The Bridge won 1-0 with the solitary goal coming from Luke Hornsley. Before that, in September, The Bridge won 3-2 at Catons Lane in the Gordon Brasted Memorial Trophy 2nd Round. Charlie Portway and Daniel Trendall hit the target for SWT but three goals from Perry Dunn, Luke Hornsley, and Aundre Wholas-Spencer won it for The Bridge.

The latest meeting was this season at Catons Lane in the first match of the season, and it was an unhappy start for The Bridge, who were defeated 4-0. Salim Nassor started the rout with a 34th-minute penalty, before Taheeb Elegushi added two more and Jeff Cobblah got the 4th in the 88th minute to cap a miserable start to the season for The Bridge.

Kaleel Green is top scorer in the ESL with 18 goals, and Sam Deering is just outside the top ten, in twelfth place with 9. Kaleel’s overall goal ratio is top-notch with 22 goals in 25 games. It’s difficult to know who will be playing in these types of games and who is available due to it being mid-week, but if Kaleel and Sam are in the line-up, keep ’em peeled and let’s hope The Bridge do too!