Bristol Rovers loanee Jed Ward has been named the Gloverscast’s Player of the Month for November.

Five games played in the month and not all overly positive results but Ward was consistently in the votes for the Man of the Match polls.

He was top of the pile against both Southend and Morecambe and was an honourable second against both Wealdstone and Scunthorpe.

That adds up to a total of 10 points (3 each for the MOTM and 2 each for the second places) and that means he claims his second monthly gong after taking the Player of the Month for August as well.

Luke McCormick is second with James Plant taking November’s bronze medal.

December is a busy one and every vote counts, so make sure you have your say on our Man of the Match polls.

Luke McCormick has unsurprisingly cruised home to be named your Man of the Match from the home game against Boston.

Two goals and a commanding performance in a slightly more attacking role meant that he probably alerted the Real Madrid scouts with his showing, presumably they too have voted for the midfielder.

He picked up nearly 70 votes to claim top spot.

Brett McGavin was second in the vote with 10 MOTM nominations, good to see him back in the side after a spell out. James Plant picked up half a dozen nods too and fills the podium. 

Congratulations to Real Madrid Yeovil Town midfielder Luke McCormick for taking his place in the National League’s team of the week. 

We’ll overlook the fact that League sponsors Enterprise have him out on the left wing, but with two goals to his name against Boston on Saturday, they had to get the man in there somewhere!

Tickets are now on sale to Yeovill Town fans planning on heading to Boreham Wood in February 2026.

The game is currently scheduled to be played on Wednesday 11th February – with a 7:45pm Kick Off.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

This is one of the easier ticket buying processes we’ll come across this season.

Once you’re in, simply select which one of the options applies to you, add to cart and away you go, in addition to those in the picture below, there are also bands for those 14 and under (£6 each) and five and under (Free), but these do require a purchase of at least one adult ticket. 

Once you’ve selected your ticket head to the next page, where you’ll be asked some details – and you must select the Free Email ticket option – add your card details in and you’re done and dusted, no accounts, no additional fees, no hassle – there are dozens of teams in the National League system who could learn a thing or two from Boreham Wood.

Visiting Supporter Info.

Segregation

All National League fixtures at the Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park will operate under full segregation.

Visiting supporters

Visiting supporters to the Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park will be located at the South End of the ground, accessible via turnstiles 9 & 10, where there is an allocation for up to 1,250 spectators; this allocation is made up on 359 covered seats in our West Stand (operating on a first come first serve basis), whilst the remainder is made up of uncovered standing along the South and South East terraces.

Please note: It may be necessary to amend the location/configuration of visiting supporter’s allocation within the Stadium from time-to-time during the season to meet police and/or other operational requirements, however in these circumstances your club will be advised of any changes accordingly ahead of your fixture at the Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park.

Visiting supporter toilet facilities are located in the South East and South West corners of the Stadium, whilst catering/refreshments are available from the middle of our South terrace via our Stadium catering partners, as well as a new away fan zone in the South East of the Stadium.

Car parking & club house usage

Limited supporter parking is available at the Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park with the club car park prioritised for players, directors, officials and guests.

We advise supporters coming to the Stadium to park in Brook Road Public Car Park. Access to the Stadium is available from this car park via the South Stand Turnstiles (turnstiles 9 & 10 for visiting supporters) or via a public footpath through the adjacent park (turnstiles 1 to 6 for home supporters.) Please note that parking charges may apply.

Alternative parking is also available via the Hertsmere Council Civic Car Park, which is less than a 5-minute walk to ground. Again, please note parking charges may apply.

Other match day information

Boreham Wood FC has dedicated facilities for wheelchair bound and less abled supporters, which include a viewing area and disabled toilet facilities. These are available via the West Stand. Supporters wishing to make use of these facilities are asked to enter the stadium via the South Stand Turnstiles (turnstiles 9 & 10) off Brook Road Car Park. Disabled parking bays are available in this car park.

Please note that these parking spaces are limited and on a first come, first served basis. Unfortunately, spaces cannot be reserved by the club.

All ticket prices are sold at the relevant age category as listed above, though personal assistants/carers, where required, are admitted free of charge. Please note that carers tickets will only be issued to those with a valid carer’s card, or, proof that they require a carer.

Any supporters who require disabled facilities on a match day at the Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park can email ticketoffice@borehamwoodfootballclub.co.uk for assistance and more information.

Yeovil Town have announced midfielder Charlie Cooper‘s loan spell at Hereford has ended, but his loan spell at Kidderminster Harriers has begun.

The midfielder hasn’t played for the Glovers since the 20th August, when he played the full 90 minutes in the 2-1 home win over against Brackley Town.

He was an unused substitute against Gateshead, the final match of his father Mark’s reign as manager, but hasn’t even made a squad since then. He played five times for the Bulls but was an unused sub in their 1-1 draw against Chester in midweek.

Yeovil Town’s home game against Braintree on January 3rd 2026 will now kick off at 5:30pm.

League broadcast partners, DAZN, announced the move along with a wide range of fixtures throughout the new year period. 

The move allows the game to be broadcast to a UK audience as it brings it outside of the usual 3pm ‘blackout’ rules.

Sean McGurk’s wonder goal against Ebbsfleet back in January has been shortlisted for the Football Supporters Association Goal of the Year in their 2025 awards.

McGurk’s strike has already landed the Glovie award for Yeovil Town Goal of the Season but now has national recognition alongside some seriously good goals from some seriously good players!

CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR SEAN MCGURK’S GOAL

Bristol Rovers loanee Jed Ward has picked his NINTH Man of the Match award – as chosen by Gloverscast voters.

Ward picked up almost half of the votes following the 0-0 draw with Morecambe, the clean sheet enough to keep everyone on his side!

Harvey Greenslade continues to pick up votes, a 25 minute cameo from him injected a bit of energy into an otherwise flat showing and a shout out for FCD who makes our mythical podium for the first time this season.

This Saturday’s home game against Boston will be the last game for votes to count towards November’s player of the month totals, although (spoilers…) the maths says that Ward looks to have that nailed down too!