Billy Rowley has said that Terrell Works comes into the side for the game against Boston with the hope of finding a little bit of magic.

Speaking to BBC Radio Somerset’s Josh Perkins, he explained that Alex Whittle adds balance to the side and that he might have someone a bit Bobby Firmino-esque on the bench.

​Kyle Ferguson [comes in as a] a natural swap for Sakura after going back to Wycombe, I thought Fergie was look superb for two months when I first came in. I think he was probably a bit tired and fatigued and probably needed to come out the team just to rest and and watch a little bit.
[Alex] Whittle has been injured for a large portion of when I’ve been in, but every time he’s played he’s looked really assured. And I think the first half or first 60 at Southport he was superb, didn’t put a foot wrong. And then when we took him off, we lost a lot of balance and and experience, so that hurt us.
And then obviously Terrell coming in, he’s, I would argue probably our player with most creativity and magic and anytime he’s around the box with the ball, you’re gonna be thinking there’s a chance coming, so… It’s a nice pitch, it’s a good day, and I think this this suits Terrell.

​As for his new front man, Millar Matthews-Lewis;

“Millar’s a lad who I know, he grew up playing at Luton as a scholar and stuff. Might have got a professional deal there. And then he ended up in non-league and I’ve come up against him a couple of times in my management journey and he’s a nine that’s that’s very clever. He compares himself to Bobby Firmino.

He’s a drop-down nine that can sort of set, link. I think he’s still  in the top 10 top scorers in the National South, and he left on the first of January. So he definitely knows where the goal is and and he brings like a real youth and, you know, enthusiasm to the front line and he’s a smart player, he’s a good presser and he can score goals. So I think it’s a good find for us.

I know people that work at Burton and they do a lot of work and research into who they sign there, so it wasn’t a flash-in-the-pan signing. It was someone that they really looked into deeply and and think he’s got a big future. So yeah, we’re we’re really positive that he can come in and help us.

Yeovil Town’s away day clash at York City will now kick off at the later time of 5:30pm.

The National League’s online streaming partner, DAZN have agreed to move that game, and Rochdale’s fixture against Braintree as part of their plan to show the final stages of the title race.

Tickets for the game are available to purchase HERE

Confirmed DAZN live picks for the remainder of the season: 

Saturday 14 March
Wealdstone v Solihull Moors (12.30pm)
Scunthorpe United v Altrincham (5.30pm)
Eastleigh v Rochdale (5.30pm)
Morecambe v Braintree Town (5.30pm)*

Saturday 21 March
Solihull Moors v FC Halifax Town (5.30pm)

Monday 6 April
Sutton United v Southend United (3pm)*

Saturday 11 April
Tamworth v York City (12.30pm)
Rochdale v Wealdstone (5.30pm)
Boreham Wood v Hartlepool United (5.30pm)*

Saturday 18 April
FC Halifax Town v Southend United (12.30pm)
Braintree Town v Rochdale (5.30pm)
York City v Yeovil Town (5.30pm)

Yeovil Town head north for the game against Boston United this coming Saturday.

The man in the middle will be Paul Johnson, a referee we’ve had pleasure of having four times, but we are yet to win with him in charge – three wins and a draw, the history books say.

Most recently, we had him on 11th January, 2025 – a 1-1 draw with Woking at Huish Park, Aaron Jarvis got the goal on the day, with Brett McGavin, Finn Cousin-Dawson and Josh Sims all going in the book.

He’s only taken charge of seven National League games this season and compared to one or two others, has been fairly lenient, dishing out just 36 yellows and only one of those turning red later in the game.

He will be assisted by David Holmes and Wayne Gray (not that one) with William Murray in the dugouts.

Boston United FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
National League – Premier
Referee: Johnson, Paul
Assistant Referee: Holmes, David
Assistant Referee: Gray, Wayne
Fourth Official: Murray, William

Billy Rowley has said that his copy and paste team sheet is because the line up suits the Glovers as much against Scunthorpe as it did for Tamworth.

Speaking to BBC Radio Somerset’s Jack Killah pre-match he said;

“I would have looked to change it if we needed to, but I think stylistically as well the game is very similar. They play a similar shape to Tamworth. I think they’ve got a tiny bit more quality in their team, but in terms of our prep for that game, it leads on nicely to this one. And providing they don’t throw any curveballs at us, it won’t take too long to adjust to what they’re trying to do. So I felt like it would give us a bit more clarity in the game plan, and obviously the boys played well, so kept it the same.

…like us, I think it’s important to realise they’ve had a tough run.
They’ve played some good teams. And watching their games back, they’ve also—as football works, you know—they’ve created decent chances, just maybe weren’t as clinical as they needed to be. So football can change, as we’ve seen week to week. I’m not going to look too deeply into that. We’re going to treat them like they are a top team in this division, and we’re going to have to be a, you know, a great version of us to get anything from the game.”

With bench also unchanged, the gaffer said that they were at basically full strength with Harvey Greenslade ready to go after not being involved against Tamworth.

“I’m happy with our bench today. I thought Finn and Fergie brought a lot of bite and character to the game when they came on. Harvey Greenslade today—he’s actually like fit and able to play. On Tuesday, he was just doing us a favour really by sitting on the bench. So a fit and healthy, energised Harvey is a frightening prospect with his speed and his movement. So, that’ll add to the bench. So hopefully we won’t need to look too deeply at the bench and we can perform with the boys on the pitch, but it’s nice to know they’re there.”

Luke McCormick was seen with a clipboard and note book on the bench against Tamworth, his groin injury is a serious one and Rowley said that there’s no rush on getting the midfield maestro back; with others stepping up in his absence.

“It’s probably going to be the end of the season, to be honest. He’s got a torn groin, like off the bone really, so it’s not good. It’s not good. I’m not really looking to rush him back this season. My preference would be just make sure he’s 100%, and if he turns up to pre-season fully ready, then that’s fine.”

Dakarai has really stepped up. Troy—had to speak to Troy privately just a little bit about like his bite and defensive actions. You know, he’s only 19, just turned 19, and he’s got so much talent and he’s going to have a great career. But obviously, we were at the bottom end of the table and we need to show a lot of grit and determination. And like I say, his talent is top level, and since he’s started to like put his foot in a little bit more, he looks like a really accomplished player”