w/c 11th April 2026
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2026 7:49 pmSaturday 11th
Match day - Salford City v GILLS (EFL Sky Bet League 2)
Sunday 12th
Against Accrington and Salford, the Gills recorded back-to-back clean sheets (their 9th and 10th) for only the second time this season with the other occasion coming in games against Crewe and Oldham back in August. They kept 17 last season and there were 4 occasions of successive clean sheets.
Monday 13th
Accrington Stanley managed 0 shots on target against the Gills, failing to take at least 1 in a match for the first time in 46 league games. After 0 games in 34, the Gills prevented an opponent from having a shot on target for a 2nd league game in the 9 that followed but then had 0 shots on themselves against Salford, a 2nd league game in 7 that they had failed at least 1 shot on target after 0 games in the previous 76.
Tuesday 14th
Match day - Cheltenham Town v GILLS (EFL Sky Bet League 2)
Wednesday 15th
The Gills' 22 fouls against Salford took them to a League 2 high of 575 fouls for the season and an average of 18.3 fouls over 4 games compared to a League 2 low of 10.3 for the season. The Gills high foul total increased to 585 against Cheltenham and the 138 difference between the fouls won and conceded is also the biggest total in the division.
Thursday 16th
Salford hit the frame of the goal twice in their home game against the Gills, the 20th and 21st time the Gills had seen their woodwork rattled having done the same themselves 10 times. It was the 6th game that opponents had struck frame of the Gills goal more than once.
Friday 17th
The Accrington game was the 6th at home this season that the Gills started by shooting at the Rainham End in the first half. They have won 3 of those 6 and scored 3 Rainham End goals, the Stanley game being the first winner this season. Shooting at the Rainham End in the second half have seen the Gills win 5 of the 18 and score 15 Rainham End goals.
Match day - Salford City v GILLS (EFL Sky Bet League 2)
Sunday 12th
Against Accrington and Salford, the Gills recorded back-to-back clean sheets (their 9th and 10th) for only the second time this season with the other occasion coming in games against Crewe and Oldham back in August. They kept 17 last season and there were 4 occasions of successive clean sheets.
Monday 13th
Accrington Stanley managed 0 shots on target against the Gills, failing to take at least 1 in a match for the first time in 46 league games. After 0 games in 34, the Gills prevented an opponent from having a shot on target for a 2nd league game in the 9 that followed but then had 0 shots on themselves against Salford, a 2nd league game in 7 that they had failed at least 1 shot on target after 0 games in the previous 76.
Tuesday 14th
Match day - Cheltenham Town v GILLS (EFL Sky Bet League 2)
Wednesday 15th
The Gills' 22 fouls against Salford took them to a League 2 high of 575 fouls for the season and an average of 18.3 fouls over 4 games compared to a League 2 low of 10.3 for the season. The Gills high foul total increased to 585 against Cheltenham and the 138 difference between the fouls won and conceded is also the biggest total in the division.
Thursday 16th
Salford hit the frame of the goal twice in their home game against the Gills, the 20th and 21st time the Gills had seen their woodwork rattled having done the same themselves 10 times. It was the 6th game that opponents had struck frame of the Gills goal more than once.
Friday 17th
The Accrington game was the 6th at home this season that the Gills started by shooting at the Rainham End in the first half. They have won 3 of those 6 and scored 3 Rainham End goals, the Stanley game being the first winner this season. Shooting at the Rainham End in the second half have seen the Gills win 5 of the 18 and score 15 Rainham End goals.