Ollie Marsh

Yeovil Town Women increased their lead at the top of the South West Regional Division One South table with a 4-1 win away at Feniton.

The Glovers took the lead inside ten minutes with a classic route one goal. Emily Hall launched a free-kick up the pitch and Jodi Cornwall expertly lobbed the Feniton keeper.

And there was almost a copy and paste moment before the break with Cornwall again running through, but this time the lob trickled just wide of the post.

The striker turned provider when Yeovil doubled the advantage in the second half, sliding a ball across to Laura Cheeseman who kept her cool to finish in the middle.

The third goal arrived on 69 minutes when Cheeseman found Chloe Perham, who in turn found time and space to fire home. The duo combined again as Cheeseman unselfishly squared to Perham to tap home a fourth.

Although Feniton pulled one back with ten minutes left – with a strike that was either a mishit cross or an absolute worldie – it did nothing to impact the result, with three points heading back to Somerset.

Attention now turns to a huge clash against second-placed Weston-super-Mare on Sunday 3rd May. While Yeovil currently hold a seven-point advantage, their title rivals have two games in hand, meaning a tasty encounter will be in store at the Optima Stadium.

Speaking post-match, coach Simon Linard said: “A really good performance from the girls, a really good squad performance. We came with a very clear game plan which we executed really well.

“We’ve got a really good squad here and we train well together as a squad, so the players that come in know their roles.”

“Dave and I are really happy with the way the team performed today…” 🎙️

Simon Linard speaks with us after today’s win against Feniton in the South West Regional Division One South.#YTFC 💚 pic.twitter.com/Enz6GRXoKJ

— Yeovil Town Women FC (@YTFCWOMEN) April 19, 2026

And goalscorer Chloe Perham added: “I don’t think I’ve ever been on the scoresheet! I’m buzzing with that to be fair. I haven’t played in ages (because of) work commitments, but I’m buzzing.”

“A win today was very important and it sends a message to Weston to say the pressure is on. I think we are feeling the pressure but we train hard for it and I think the win today will push us forward to the Weston game.”

“It took us a while to get into it…” 🎙️

Chloe Perham speaks to us following this afternoon’s win over Feniton in the South West Regional Division One South.#YTFC 💚 pic.twitter.com/sTDrhrTkxu

— Yeovil Town Women FC (@YTFCWOMEN) April 19, 2026

Yeovil Town Women returned to winning ways with a 3-0 victory away at Appledore in the league.

The Glovers dominated from the start, with Jodi Cornwall’s delivery from the right skimming the crossbar and Lily McNally’s header from a corner going just wide.

It was Cornwall who broke the deadlock with just 12 minutes on the clock, as she raced through on goal and coolly slotted home.

The lead was doubled on the half-hour mark when the ball fell to Becky Miles on the edge of the box, and she fired low into the bottom corner.

There were chances for Dave Court’s side to increase their lead after the break, but Laura Wensley’s header was off target and Keira Ealson-Taylor couldn’t quite convert from McNally’s ball across.

The third goal did arrive with a minute left when McNally got on the end of a defence-splitting pass and curled past the ‘keeper.

The three points keep Yeovil top of the South West Regional Football League, with their next scheduled game currently the trip to Feniton on Sunday 19^th April.

Yeovil Town Women failed to reach the final of this season’s Somerset County Cup, losing 5-2 away at Keynsham.

The Glovers drew first blood at the AJN Stadium when Lily McNally latched onto a ball over the top from Jodi Cornwall, expertly lobbing the keeper.

But the hosts equalised less than ten minutes later. Emily Hall made a good save initially, but Ciera Lundy tapped home the rebound.

Dave Court’s side regained the advantage when Cornwall rose highest in the box to head home from a corner with five minutes left of the half.

There was still time for the K’s to go into the break ahead. There wasn’t much Hall could do about Mia Mugford’s sublime finish or Abigail Todd’s stunning curling effort, as the hosts snatched the lead for the first time.

Mugford completed her hat-trick in the second half – first volleying from the edge of the box, before finding the net again late on with an angled drive that flew past Hall.

Yeovil’s next match is currently scheduled to take place on Sunday 29^th March, when they travel to Appledore in the South West Regional Football League (2pm kick-off).

Yeovil Town Women booked their place in the Supplementary Cup Final with a comfortable 5–0 victory over Wells City on Sunday.

The tie was as one-sided as they come, with Jodi Cornwall setting the tone by forcing two chances inside the opening ten minutes. Her first effort from a corner was blocked, and she saw another attempt saved shortly afterwards.

The breakthrough arrived on 20 minutes thanks to a superb free-kick from Becky Miles. After Jess Hodge was fouled right on the edge of the box, the midfielder stepped up to curl an excellent effort into the top corner.

Take a look at Becky Miles’ free kick in yesterday’s 5-0 win against Wells City in the Supplementary Cup Semi-Final 🚀#YTFC 💚 pic.twitter.com/OztUsQFTGo

— Yeovil Town Women FC (@YTFCWOMEN) March 9, 2026

Cornwall doubled Yeovil’s advantage just six minutes later, turning sharply before firing home after latching onto Gypsy Sutcliffe’s ball forward.

As half-time approached, the Glovers added two more goals to put the game beyond their Somerset rivals. Lily McNally produced a lovely lob over the goalkeeper to make it three, and the striker applied the finish when Chloe Davenport crossed for Yeovil’s fourth.

Not everything went Yeovil’s way, with Wells awarded a second-half penalty following a collision in the box. However, goalkeeper Emily Hall rose to the occasion to keep the spot-kick out.

Normal service resumed on 71 minutes as Cornwall doubled her personal tally to make it five, and only the offside flag denied Davenport from making it six.

The result comfortably sends Dave Court’s side through to the Final and they’ll hope to repeat the feat when they travel to Keynsham Town on Sunday 15th March for the Semi-Final of the Senior Cup.

Speaking after the match, Hall said: “The goals we scored came from team football. At times the game felt comfortable, but we still had to work hard.

“There’s a really positive vibe within the team, coaches included. We’ve got a tough few games coming up, but the girls are really up for it and we’re going to give it our best shot.”

Emily Hall talks to us following today’s 5-0 win over Wells City in the Supplementary Cup Semi-Final 🎙️#YTFC 💚 pic.twitter.com/T5uykmmTFS

— Yeovil Town Women FC (@YTFCWOMEN) March 8, 2026

Yeovil Town Women marked their return to action with an emphatic South West Regional Football League victory, hitting Wells City for six on the Huish Park 3G.

Seven consecutive postponements had kept Dave Court’s side waiting almost two months for a competitive fixture, but they showed no signs of rust as they brushed aside their Somerset rivals with ease.

The opener arrived after just two minutes when Lily McNally’s effort was parried by the Wells goalkeeper, allowing Jodi Cornwall to blast home the rebound.

The lead was doubled on the half-hour mark as Keira Ealson-Taylor combined with McNally, who gave the goalkeeper no chance this time, firing into the bottom corner.

A dangerous delivery from Jess Hodge – making her first competitive start since suffering an ACL injury in 2024 – was turned into her own net by a Wells defender to make it 3–0. McNally then doubled her personal tally before the break to put her side firmly in control at half-time.

Yeovil continued to dominate after the restart but had to wait until the 85th minute for their fifth goal, as McNally rounded the goalkeeper to complete her hat-trick.

There was still time for substitute Chloe Davenport to add further gloss in stoppage time, unleashing a ferocious strike to cap a comprehensive afternoon for the Glovers.

The FA website currently has the score down as 5-0, but we’d prefer to take the word of the YTFC socials and trust that there was a sixth goal in there somewhere!

Next up, Yeovil will travel to Devon to face Feniton on Sunday 15^th February, 2pm kick-off.