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Tickets for York City – Yeovil’s final away day of the season have now gone on sale.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

In a change to some previous season’s Yeovil fans will be housed behind ones of the goals, in the North Stand – Blocks NA and NB

Prices are as follows:

You can also buy car parking for the Monks Cross Park and Ride via the same link – tickets for that cost a fiver

There’s a form to fill out and it looks like your ticket will come with a specific name attached to it.

FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR ACCESSIBILITY TICKETS – THERE’S A DIFFERENT URL TO VISIT

CLICK HERE TO BUY ACCESSIBILITY TICKETS

York City have one of the best ranges of assistance for those who need extra help on a match day.

York City FC and The Wilf Ward Family Trust

Inclusive Access Match Day Guidance
Are there wheelchair or mobility scooter user spaces?

The East Stand features a gantry with wheelchair and mobility scooter user spaces between regular seating. This area and seats in higher rows can be accessed via the Hospitality Entrance and lifts for any supporters with mobility issues who have East Stand tickets. Enter via the Hospitality entrance and collect a blue access wristband upon arrival.

The West Stand has an extensive gantry with wheelchair and mobility scooter user spaces between regular seating. This area is situated above the main seating area and is accessed by 2 lifts as soon as you enter.

There is pitch level spaces and seating for wheelchair and mobility scooter users at the East, South, and North Stands, however please note that these are unprotected from the elements and there is nothing between these spaces/seats and the playing area.

Are carers eligible for a free ticket?

Yes, all carers can obtain a free ticket if they are attending the match with a person they provide care for. Please note that carer tickets are also subject to the 80p per ticket booking fee, as are all other ticket categories at the stadium.

 Booking Accessible and Carer Tickets

Tickets for accessible spaces in the East and West stands are available to book online through the dedicated Accessible page. Ambulant disabled tickets can also be purchased with a carer in a more suitable location depending on individual needs.

Using the interactive map, select Wheelchair + Carer or Standard Seating + Carer to select your tickets. Please select your carer ticket(s) second when selecting your tickets.

Please note that a maximum of 2 x carer tickets can be booked online; if you require more than this, please contact the Ticket Office.

Supporters are required to provide evidence of eligibility for carer tickets by uploading a proof of entitlement document at the checkout. Examples of evidence may include, but is not limited to: Blue Badge, Carer Card, Access Card, DLA/PIP, Relevant GP/hospital letters

The Ticket Office may contact you regarding your booking to confirm the details.

Please note that the cutoff to book accessible tickets online is 24 hours prior to kick off, though tickets can still be booked in person or via phone with the Ticket Office.

 Is there more information?

Please visit our website for further details on ticket prices and the location of ticket booths.

Where should I sit?

We have a Quiet Zone located in the East Stand; this is a specific area of the stadium (East Stand Block A, rows S and T, seats 1-13) specifically for neuro-diverse individuals and groups. Accessed via the least busy stadium entry point, this area is the quietest part of the stadium and is suitable for any individuals with specific sensory needs. We’ll have YCFC Volunteers on hand to meet you, show you to your seat, and help to make you feel comfortable. Should you wish to sit in the Quiet Zone, please book your tickets via the link below and let us know any additional needs so we can make the necessary arrangements.

Book a ticket for the Quiet Zone here.

Neuro-diverse supporters are of course welcome to book seats for anywhere in the stadium but we strongly recommend this area for your visit. Please note, these seats are accessed via a staircase with approximately 20 steps. If you need an alternative route, please follow the Wheelchair and Mobility Scooter Users guidance in the Stadium Entry section.

 At your Quiet Zone seat, you’ll meet Zoe (below) from our YCFC Volunteers team. She’ll be sat near you and will be there to help if you need anything.

Getting to the Stadium

The stadium is accessible via car and public transport, with parking and a bus stop just a short distance away.

How do I get to the stadium?

For all the details on travel, including public transport, and match day parking, please visit our website.

Can I book a parking space?

There are 400 parking spaces available, over 50 of these are accessible. Each parking space must be booked in advance and can be done alongside your tickets.

 Audio Devices, Ear Defenders and Sensory Packs

York City FC and The Wilf Ward Family Trust continued their excellent working relationship in the 2024/25 season by expanding their match day accessibility provision. The aim is to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all fans, ensuring that every individual can enjoy the excitement of sports and feel fully included in the community.

 Audio Devices
Blind or partially sighted supporters can loan a matchbox-size audio device to hear real-time audio commentary of the match from BBC Radio York (using a radio streaming service can have up to a seven second delay). Please bring your own headphones with an aux input cable to use.

 Ear Defenders

We are able to provide complimentary ear defenders, which are yours to keep, upon request to help individuals who may experience sensory overload during the game.

Sensory Packs*

We also have ten x sensory packs which are available to loan on a match-by-match basis; please note that we can only offer one pack per family/group per match to make sure as many can access these as possible.

*Sensory packs and individual items (fidget spinners and stress balls) will be available to purchase, so they are yours to keep, in our Club Shop here.
Supporters who wish to access any of these resources are requested to complete this short form once they have secured their tickets so that we can prepare the appropriate number of items to distribute on the day. Anyone who does not complete the form but would like to receive a resource may not be able to so please complete the form in advance to avoid disappointment.

Collection and Return
On the day, head to Turnstiles 7-9 (closest to the swimming pool entrance of the Leisure Centre) to collect your ear defenders and/or sensory packs from our YCFC Volunteers team.

After the match, you are kindly requested to return your sensory pack(s) to the club office, located inside the Leisure Centre (opposite the lifts).

Firstly, please complete this form to let us know that you’d like to collect a set at the match.

At turnstiles 7-9, you’ll meet the lovely Doreen, part of our match day volunteers team, YCFC Volunteers, who will have your resource(s). Providing you’ve completed the form, just give your name(s) and pick yours up.

Stadium Entry

All entries to the stadium require a match ticket, which must be scanned before entry. There are automated turnstiles with built-in ticket scanners to use but for those uncomfortable with small spaces, please speak to any of the stewards on duty who will grant you access through a large gate next to the turnstiles, rather than the regular turnstile, upon presentation of your match tickets.

Wheelchair and Mobility Scooter Users and Supporters with Limited Mobility

Enter the stadium via the Hospitality Entrance where you can access the lifts to take you to the top of the East Stand. Once the doors open, our match day volunteers will signpost you through the Jorvik Lounge and out to the gantry through the accessible route. From here, you can access the wheelchair and mobility scooter user spaces as well as any other seats in the stand, which may be particularly helpful to those seated towards the top of the stand. Wheelchair and mobility scooter users are welcome to enter and exit via the Jorvik Lounge to access concessions stalls and toilets and return outside to enjoy the match.

Toilets and Changing Facilities

There are male, female, and accessible toilets in every stand within the stadium and Hospitality. For those requiring a Changing Places Toilet, this can be found at the Leisure Centre reception.
All toilets within the stadium also feature baby changing facilities. All accessible toilets inside the stadium are now stoma-friendly to support those with additional needs.

Wheelchair and Mobility Scooter Users

Toilets are located just inside the swimming pool entrance to the stadium, with more on Floor 2 which can be accessed via the Hospitality lounges once your match ticket(s) has been scanned.

Safe Exit and Quiet Room

If for any reason you need to leave the stadium, go back the way you came in and stewards will help guide you outside to a safe, quiet space.
A quiet room (see photo above) is accessible on the day for anyone who needs a private space; please just speak to the Leisure Centre reception for access.

 Leaving the Stadium

Whenever you would like to leave the stadium, please do so via the same route as when you came in. Please speak to club volunteers or any match day stewards if you’re not sure where to go.

Wheelchair and Mobility Scooter Users

In cases of emergency, all wheelchair or mobility scooter users are advised to remain in place so that they can be guided out safely. Evac Chairs are stored at every stand for use in emergencies.
Further Information
To view the club’s inclusive match day guidance document for supporters, please visit our Accessibility page.
To discuss any of the initiatives in this guide further, please contact:

Steve Dorey | Development Officer

Phone: 01904 624447

E-Mail: steve.dorey@yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk

Website: www.yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk

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Well, that was… a bit rubbish, wasn’t it?

Ben dialled up his DAZN stream and took in the Glovers’ 2-1 defeat to Aldershot. Here are his five conclusions.

A result that undid all the good work vs Rochdale.

Actually a performance that undid all the good work vs Rochdale

The harsh truth is that Aldershot wanted it more, the Aldershot players also played with 10 men on Saturday (for longer than we did) but they came with a plan to come out of the boxes quickly, stun us and then just never relented.

The honest thought is that, instead of fighting fire with fire, we went into damage limitation mode and couldnt get a foot into the game at all. And if I had a quid for every time we gave the ball away, by yearly DAZN subscription would have been covered twice over.

That’s about Aldershot deciding to live and die by their positive actions and they well and truly deserved every bit of it.

Finn Cousin-Dawson celebrates his goal
Pic c/o Gary Brown

For the love of Phil Jevons will someone find a striker.

Twice in the game, we had set pieces in attacking areas which Jake Wannell won in the air, twice the ball fell into the six yard box and twice, not a soul in green and white was to be seen.

Wannell’s arms went up in exasperation twice. Where is the striker who snaffles five or six a season by sticking their foot through one from 4 yards, who wants to be in the mix, where push comes to shove, where youve got to get a kick, where you’ve got to do anything and everything to get that ball over the line? Aldershot had someone like that. He won them the game.

Tahvon Campbell
Pic c/o Gary Brown

Ward and Works worth their weight.

We’ve said it a million times, here’s 1,000,001. Without Jed Ward we’d be well and truly stuffed wouldn’t we?

By his standards, he actually had a below par game, some sloppy distribution and a couple of little fumbles. But we were in the game because of him, he’s saved us so many points this season.

And a word for Works, who is diminutive in stature, but when he flashes into gear, my word there’s a player there. The sort of player we’ll see doing great things in the future and we’ll say “remember that belter he scored vs Aldershot that time?”.

Terrell Works shoots….and scores. Nice one, son.

Worried without Wannell

Jake Wannell’s tenth yellow of the season means he’ll miss the next two (vs Carlisle and Sutton)

Our defence has chopped and changed a fair bit this season, but we’re going to have FCD and two relative newbies against Carlisle and that’s got me a little nervous.

But, it does offer a chance for FCD, or perhaps Kyle Ferguson to hear the call for leadership from the gaffer and really step up. Just like they did vs Rochdale.

Jake Wannell strides forwards | Photo by Gary Brown

We’re still paying the price for early season chaos.

Its mid February and we’re having to manage the minutes of players who have come in after time out of other sides and we’re still asking a lot of a young side, packed full of exciting, but raw talent.

Four managers, four ideas, four plans, four plan As, four plan Bs and its clear we didnt start the season fit enough – I’d love to compare Aldershot’s heat maps and distance covered – and with games coming thick and fast it isn’t getting any easier. But the Rowley era has, overall, been a positive one, we’re still on a road to Wembley, we’re still closer to 11th (4pts) than we are to 21st (5pts).

It’s a massive summer ahead, get there unscathed in the league (and maybe a Trophy in the back pocket) and this defeat will be long forgotten.

Billy Rowley
Pic c/o Gary Brown

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Yeovil Town manager Billy Rowley said his players were “not ready for the battle” as they were outplayed by an Aldershot Town side which started the match below them in the table at Huish Park on Tuesday night.

The Glovers fell behind to a goal from full-back Olly Scott after just seven minutes before pulling level through a stunning strike from on loan attacker Terrell Works with their only real effort on goal all game after 26 minutes, before Sean Patton won it for the visitors in the second half.

The 2-1 defeat pushes Yeovil down to 18th in the National League Premier Division table with a long trip to promotion-chasing Carlisle United coming up at the weekend.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Ian Randall after the game, Rowley said: “They were dangerous, but when you let them be dangerous, they’re even more so. My criticism of our players tonight is we weren’t ready for the battle. We knew it was going to be tough from a physical and mental side, and we didn’t match it. I thought we were quite weak in duels. I felt like we lacked a little bit of leadership on the pitch all round. You are playing in front of a brilliant support on a lovely night for football, and you’re just happy to lose your duels. I can’t stand that, I can’t stand it. Credit to Aldershot, they were miles better than us tonight, they were technically better and the game was just gritty and it was roll-your-sleeves-up time, and we didn’t do it.

“Even after Terrell scored, I thought we took our foot off the gas again and let them get their rhythm. They are quite a fluid, expansive team that are quite open with how they roam around the pitch. Like I said, it was roll your sleeves up, deal with your man, fight for the badge, and we didn’t do it. We didn’t do it today. We got beat up.“

Have your say on the performance – vote in our post-match poll – HERE

Aldershot, who leap-frogged the Glovers in to 14th place in the table with the three points, set the tone early with player-coach James Henry firing wide in the opening seconds of the game and never stopped pressing their hosts. It was therefore little surprise to any of the more than 3,000 supporters inside Huish Park when they took the lead through Scott’s strike.

Rowley said: “I’m a huge believer in the importance of the first five minutes of a game, it sets your tone, it sets your tempo. You need to understand how aggressive the opposition are pressing you or if they’re not. We had no feel for the game, even in the first ten minutes.

“I’m really mindful of saying these things because the referees have a tough job and they’re, you know, refereeing a game in front of 3,000 people and it’s fast and it’s hard to get everything right, but in the first two minutes, we had a blatant push in Dak(ari Mafico)’s back which resulted in five, six minutes of chaos with two or three of their corners, and that could have been just cleared up with a blatant foul on our player.

“But I look at the clock, ten minutes have gone, we haven’t been in their half and I think that goes down to a feel of the game. I said about leadership on the pitch all throughout the side, understanding that we haven’t been in their half and we’re on the tilt and we need to get up and we need to be more solid. We just didn’t do any of that stuff, we didn’t do basics at all.“

Next up Yeovil face an almost 700-mile round trip to face a Carlisle United sat third in the division and without a midweek match with Rowley calling on his players to learn from a reality check performance.

He said: “I just went in the changing room and  I heard a couple of the boys saying the same things that I’m saying. They know it’s one of those games. I thought our support was excellent today and it’s just a shame that we didn’t use that energy on the pitch. It felt like we were the away team. The boys are equally as frustrated as me, but we’ve all got to learn from this and we’ve got to be better.“

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Yeovil Town captain Jake Wannell admitted the team lost the physical battle as they were outgunned by an impressive Aldershot Town side at Huish Park on Tuesday night,

The 2-1 defeat pushes the Glovers down to 18th place in the National League Premier Division table, five points off the relegation places, as they failed to offer any attacking threat aside from a stunning first half goal from loanee Terrell Works.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Ian Randall after the game, Wannell said: “It was a tough night at the office for us, I think the boys looked a bit leggy because we’ve played the last two games with ten men for 30 minutes in each, but fair play to Aldershot they’ve done a job.

“We didn’t start the game very well at all and in the first 20 minutes couldn’t get out. Our decision-making was bad, too many turnovers but fair play to them though they’ve come out of the traps and we couldn’t deal with it.

“We have played a lot of games but they obviously played a lot of games as well, so I’m not going to put that as an excuse. We have had a game every three days at the minute and it doesn’t get any easier on Saturday with a trip to Carlisle away.”

The performance was a far cry from the impressive display which saw Yeovil win many plaudits after a 1-1 draw with league leaders Rochdale just three days earlier.

Wannell added: “Saturday was a bit more of a game like chess. Tonight was a bit more roll your sleeves up and just try and dig out a result, which we didn’t do. We’ll rest up tomorrow and then come with a plan for (the game at Carlisle United on) Saturday.“

Travelling to Carlisle this weekend? Check out our Away Travel Guide – HERE

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Yeovil Town went down to an all-action Aldershot Town side who deservedly took the three points in an important match at the bottom of the National League Premier Division table.

The visitors had more attacks, shots on Jed Ward in the Glovers’ goal and claimed the victory courtesy of an early opening goal from Olly Scott and a brave header from James Inwood either side of a stunning striker from Fulham loanee Terrell Works.

That equaliser was the only real attempt that the hosts had on goal as Yeovil never got to grips with a dominant performance from the impressive visitors.

First half

It took all of five seconds for the first shot of the game to arrive as the visitors’ player-coach, the experienced James Henry, put a volley wide of Jed Ward’s post, but Aldershot starting on the front foot and put plenty of pressure on the Glovers in the opening five minutes.
That pressure told after just seven minutes as the Shots took the lead. Patton got away down the right side and the picked out full-back Olly SCOTT was on the edge of the box to fire a low shot in to the net. It had been coming and Aldershot thoroughly deserve their lead. We have not got on the ball at all and whenever we do there is a swarm of red shirts pressuring us.
Five minutes later, Henry had another effort on goal as Ward pushed a free-kick wide of the post, and then five minutes after that the same two players were in action as Aldershot got in to the box again and Henry got a shot off which Ward pushed away. We are architects of our own problems here, but you have to give credit to the visitors who are not giving us a moment.
But, just as it looked like it was going to be a long night, an equaliser came. A fortunate bounce just outside the Aldershot area landed to James Daly, he found Luke McCormick who laid it off to Terrell WORKS who bent an unstoppable shot in from the left. Completely out of nothing, but what a finish from the young Fulham loanee. Nice on Terrell.
Terrell Works shoots….and scores. Nice one, son.
There was a bizarre moment on 33 minutes when Dakari Mafico played a back pass to what he thought was Ward who was nowhere near it and it relied on Skura to clear it away with the ball rolling towards an unguarded net.
Following the equaliser, Yeovil have looked more composed and Aldershot have been a bit more muted, but as it drew towards half-time it was Ward-versus-Henry again. The experienced midfielder worked some space on the edge of the six-yard area and fired in a shot which the Bristol Rovers’ stopper did well to push it aside.
The first opening 20 minutes certainly belonged to the visitors and we simply could not deal with their pressure and Works’ goal came against the run of play, but there is work for Billy Rowley to do to.

Half time: Yeovil Town 1 Aldershot Town 1

Second half

The second half saw Josh Sims replace Dakari Mafico and move out to the right side with James Daly out on the left. Hopefully the change will allow us to get more on the front foot than we did in the first half.

Jake Wannell, who had gone off after heading the back of an Aldershot player’s head, got a fifth booking – and with it a two-match ban starting with Saturday’s visit to Carlisle United – for coming on to the pitch too soon. Referee Greg Rollason is not endearing himself to the home fans.

The visitors have come out of the blocks fast again in this second half, but do look shaky when Yeovil get a bit of tempo going. But, unsurprisingly, the game’s next chance fell to the visitors as Jed Meerhoz got a shot away inside a crowded area and the ball appeared to come off the post before Ward leapt on top of it.

A grateful Jed Ward clutches the ball.

On 67 minutes, Billy Rowley made a double change with Joy Mukena and Ryan Jones, coming on against his former club, replaced Declan Skura and Troy Perrett. The young Cardiff City loanee, who has impressed in his spell in Somerset so far, has had a quiet night. The reshuffle saw Jones go out on the right with Sims dropping in to a number ten role.

A minute after the arrivals, Aldershot had another effort on goal. A storming tackle release Patton and his effort came off the outside of the post and away. I’m no fan of these modern football stats, but the visitors ‘box entries’ will be off the charts!

Jed Ward has made some amazing stops this season, but few better than he did in the 73rd minute. A ball in to the box came off the knee of Wannell and the keeper did superbly to turn it over the bar. But, from the resulting corner the ball dropped inside the box and James PATTON‘s initial shot came off the underside of the bar who bravely headed home. Ward booked for dissent in the aftermath.

You cannot say it had not been coming. A proper mess inside the area for the goal, but the law of averages say that many ‘box entries’ are going to lead to a goal. Reaction required now.

….in the middle of our goal.

Tahvon Campbell replaced Harvey Greenslade and was involved in the move which led to McCormick finding Works inside the area, but he was denied by a good save from Aldershot keeper Coniah Boyce-Clarke, who had had little to do all evening.

Three minutes in to second half injury time, James Daly put a low ball in to the box and Kyle Ferguson, on as a substitute, was sliding in but did not make a connection with it.

After such a good performance in the 1-1 draw at home to leaders Rochdale at the weekend, it was a difficult one to fathom from the Glovers, but it will be no surprise to anyone that our lack of strikers has been telling again tonight. Credit to Aldershot though, they thoroughly deserved their win.

Aldershot go above us in the table and we drop to 18th in the table, five points clear of the dotted line at the bottom of the table.

Full time: Yeovil Town 1 Aldershot Town 2

Match Details

Venue: Huish Park
Date: Saturday 17th February, 7.45pm kick-off

Competition: Enterprise National League

Scorers: Olly Scott 7 (0-1), Terrell Works 26 (1-1), James Patton 74 (1-2)

Pitch: Looking good considering the weather 2026 has thrown at Somerset
Conditions: Dry but on the chilly side

Attendance: 3,058 (283 away supporters)

Bookings:
Yeovil Town: Jake Wannell 50, Finn Cousin-Dawson 55, Jed Ward 74
Aldershot Town: Sam Inwood 64, Jed Meerhoz 65,

Referee: Greg Rollason

Yeovil Town (3-4-2-1)

Substitutes: Josh Sims (for Dakari Mafico, 46), Joy Mukena (for Declan Skura, 67), Ryan Jones (for Troy Perrett, 67), Tahvon Campbell (for Harvey Greenslade, 75), Kyle Ferguson (for Finn Cousin-Dawson, 86),  Jonathon Page (not used).

Aldershot Town: Coniah Boyce-Clarke, Cameron Hargreaves, Broady Peart, Jed Meerholz, James Henry (for Matt Penney, 85), Ryan Hill, Scott, Hady Ghandour, Will Nightingale, Sean Patton, Sam Inwood.

Substitutes (not used): Pat Nash, Jenkins, Christy Grogan, Nelson, Tristan Abrahams, Rhyheem Sheckleford.

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Yeovil Town have made three changes to their starting XI from Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Rochdale as they take on Aldershot Town at Huish Park tonight (7.45pm kick-off).

Loan defender Declan Skura is handed his first start having joined from Wycombe Wanderers with fellow loanee Terrell Works and Harvey Greenslade also brought in to the line-up.

Dropping to the bench at Joy Mukena, Josh Sims and Tahvon Campbell who are joined among the substitutes by midfielder Jonathon Page who has been missing since picking up an injury in the 2-1 defeat at Brackley Town.

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Dakarai Mafico has been named your Man of the Match for the 1-1 draw vs Rochdale on Saturday.

The Cardiff loanee was in a more central role for this game and marshalled the midfield brilliantly, Finn Cousin-Dawson helped keep one of the best strike forces in the league quiet and bagged a goal for himself to finish 2nd with Jed Ward claiming his 25th spot on the Gloverscast MOTM podium this season!

DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
August
09.08.2025HARTLEPOOL
(Home, 0-0 draw)		172JED WARD
(52 / 32.4%)
Morgan Williams
(44 / 25.6%)		Jake Wannell
(22 / 12.8%)
16.08.2025FOREST GREEN
(Away, 2-0 loss)		87JED WARD
(39 / 44.8%)
Byron Pendleton
(16 / 18.4%)		Morgan Williams
(11 / 12.6%)
20.08.2025BRACKLEY TOWN
(Home, 2-1 win)		153JED WARD
(89 / 58.2%)
Josh Sims
(23 / 15%)		Tahvon Campbell
(14 / 9.2%)
23.08.2025BRAINTREE TOWN
(Away, 1-0 loss)		71JED WARD
(29 / 40.8%)
Josh Sims
(15 / 21.1%)		James Plant
(7 / 9.9%)
25.08.2025GATESHEAD
(Home, 4-3 loss)		174HARVEY GREENSLADE
(65 / 37.4%)
Junior Morias
(59 / 33.9%)		Josh Sims
(23 / 13.2%)
30.08.2025HALIFAX
(Away, 3-2 loss)		93JOSH SIMS
(36 / 38.7%)		Harvey Greenslade
(29 / 31.2%)		Junior Morias
(13 / 14%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 JED WARD
(12 PTS, 3 MOTM)
🥈 JOSH SIMS
(8 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 HARVEY GREENSLADE
(5 PTS, 1 MOTM)
02.09.2025SOLIHULL M
(Away, 1-0 win)		98 JUNIOR MORIAS
(28 / 28.3%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 24.2%)		Jed Ward
(15 / 15.2%)
06.09.2025YORK CITY
(Home, 3-1 loss)		108JOSH SIMS
(48 / 44.4%)		Luke McCormick
(33 / 30.6%)		Jed Ward
(7 / 6.5%)
13.09.2025WOKING
(Home, 1-0 win)		127 LUKE MCCORMICK
(47 / 37%)		Kyle Ferguson
(37 / 29.1%)		Harvey Greenslade
(11 / 8.7%)
20.09.2025TAMWORTH
(Away, 1-0 loss)		62JED WARD
(17 / 27.4%)		Kyle Ferguson
(10 / 16.1%)		Josh Sims
(7 / 11.3%)
24.09.2025ALDERSHOT
(Away, 4-1 win)		94ANDREW OLUWABORI
(36 / 38.3%)
Tahvon Campbell
(25 / 26.6%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 10.6%)
27.09.2025ALTRINCHAM
(Home, 1-0 win)		154ANDREW OLUWABORI
(51 / 33.1%)
Jed Ward
(37 / 24%)		Morgan Williams
(18 / 11.7%)
30.09.2025SUTTON UTD
(Away 2-1 win)		119JOSH SIMS
(88 / 73.9%)		Andrew Oluwabori
(20 / 16.8%)		Jed Ward
(6 / 5%)
SEPTEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 ANDREW OLUWABORI
(8 PTS / 2 MOTM)

🥈 JED WARD
(8 PTS / 1 MOTM)		🥉 JOSH SIMS
(7 PTS / 2 MOTM)
04.10.2025BOREHAM WOOD
(Home - 0-3 loss)		87JED WARD
(61 / 70.1%)		Harvey Greenslade
(10 / 11.5%)		Kyle Ferguson
(5 / 5.7%)
11.10.2025HEMEL HEMPSTEAD
(Away 2-1 loss)		44HARVEY GREENSLADE
(18 / 40.9%)		Jed Ward
(10 / 22%)		Byron Pendleton
(6 / 13.6%)
18.10.2025ROCHDALE
(Away 3-0 loss)		49JED WARD
(17 / 34.7%)		Harvey Greenslade
(10 / 20.4%)		Kyle Ferguson
(5 / 10.2%)
25.10.2025CARLISLE
(Home 1-1 draw)		140Max Jolliffe
(60 / 42.9%		Harvey Greenslade
(16 / 11.4%)		George Nurse
(13 / 9.3%)
OCTOBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 HARVEY GREENSLADE
(9 PTS / 1 MOTM)

🥈 JED WARD
(8 PTS / 1 MOTM)		🥉 MAX JOLLIFFE
(3 PTS / 1 MOTM)
04.11.2025WEALDSTONE
(Home 0-2 loss)		67 LUKE MCCORMICK
(13 / 19.4%)		Jed Ward
(12 / 17.9%)		Aaron Jarvis
(9 / 13.4%)
08.11.2025SCUNTHORPE
(Away 1-0 loss)		46JAMES PLANT
(15 / 32.6%)		Jed Ward
(12 / 26.1%)		Harvey Greenslade
(10 / 21.7%)
15.11.2025SOUTHEND
(Home 0-1 loss)		89JED WARD
(74 / 83.1%)		Max Jolliffe
(5 / 5.6%)		Junior Morias
(3 / 3.4%)
22.11.2025MORECAMBE
(Away 0-0 draw)		49JED WARD
(22 / 44.9%)		Harvey Greenslade
(12 / 24.5%)		Finn Cousin-Dawson
4 (8.2%)
29.11.2025BOSTON UNITED
(Home 2-1 win)		108 LUKE MCCORMICK
(68 / 63%)		Brett McGavin
(10 / 9.3%)		James Plant
(6 / 5.6%)
NOVEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 JED WARD
(10 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 LUKE MCCORMICK
(6 PTS / 2 MOTM)		🥉 JAMES PLANT
(4 PTS / 1 MOTM)
06.12.2025HARTLEPOOL UTD
(Away, 2-0 win)		106 LUKE MCCORMICK
(78 / 73.6%)		Jed Ward
(11 / 10.4%)		Harvey Greenslade
(7 / 6.6%)
13.12.2025MAIDSTONE UTD
(Home, 1-1 [4-2 on pens])		125JED WARD
(83 / 66.4%)		Brett McGavin
(10 / 8%)		Harvey Greenslade
(9 / 7.2%)
20.12.2025FOREST GEEEN
(Home, 0-2 loss)		94 LUKE MCCORMICK
(22 / 23.4%)		Harvey Greenslade
(20 / 21.3%)		Jed Ward
(17 / 18.1%)
26.12.2025TRURO CITY
(Away 0-1 loss)		67JED WARD
(55 / 82.1%)		Jake Wannell
(3 / 4.5%)		Josh Tobin / Aaron Jarvis
(2 / 3%)
30.12.2025EASTLEIGH
(Home 1-1 draw)		113 LUKE MCCORMICK
(46 / 40.7%)		Jed Ward
(29 / 25.7%)		Jake Wannell
(10 / 8.8%)
DECEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 JED WARD
(10 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 LUKE MCCORMICK
(9 PTS / 3 MOTM)		🥉 HARVEY GREENSLADE
(4 PTS / 0 MOTM)
03.01.2026BRAINTREE
(Home 3-1 win)		164 LUKE MCCORMICK
(44 / 26.8%)		Aaron Jarvis
(27 / 16.5%)		James Daly/Brett McGavin
(20 / 12.2%)
10.01.2026ALVECHURCH
(Home 0-0 [3-1 on pens])		172DAKARAI MAFICO
(86 / 50%)
Jed Ward
(55 / 32%)		Josh Sims
(9 / 5.2%)
17.01.2026BRACKLEY TOWN
(Away, 2-1 loss)		81DAKARAI MAFICO
(19 / 23.5%)
Harvey Greenslade
(15 / 18.5%)		Kyle Ferguson
(12 / 14.8%)
31.01.2026AFC TELFORD
(Away, 2-0 win)		191HARVEY GREENSLADE
(79 / 41.4%)
Dakarai Mafico
(60 / 31.4%)		Joy Mukena
(11 / 5.8%)
JANUARY PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🥇 DAKARAI MAFICO
(8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈HARVEY GREENSLADE
(4 PTS / 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(3 PTS / 1 MOTM)
06.02.2026ALTRINCHAM
(Away, 1-0 win)		92JED WARD
(57 / 61.3%)		Troy Perrett
(12 / 12.9%)		Kyle Ferguson
(7 / 7.5%)
11.02.2026BOREHAM WOOD
(Away 3-2 loss)		46JAMES DALY
(13 / 28.3%)		Jed Ward
(12 / 23.1%)		Jake Wannell
(8 / 17.4%)
14.02.2026ROCHDALE
(Home 1-1 draw)		155DAKARAI MAFICO
(73 / 45.6%)
Finn Cousin-Dawson
(34 / 21.3%)		Jed Ward
(13 / 8.1%)
17.02.2026ALDERSHOT
(Home 2-1 loss)		86JED WARD
(50 / 58.1%)		Jake Wannell
(10 / 11.6%)		Terrell Works
(9 / 9.3%)
21.02.2026CARLISLE
(Away 3-0 loss)		47JED WARD
(21 / 42%)		Finn Cousin-Dawson
(10 / 20%)		Harvey Greenslade
(6 / 12%)
25.02.2026SUTTON UTD
(Home 3-2 win)

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A game under the lights is in store for Yeovil Town as they face Aldershot Town at Huish Park on Tuesday night.

FORM…

YEOVIL TOWN

The Glovers form has been solid for at least least a month now, since the 2-1 loss to Brackley. In that time Yeovil have played four games winning two drawing one and losing one. On paper a draw might not seem like the obvious high point form wise but for Billy Rowley‘s men it is one of best results this term.

That draw was last time out against now second placed Rochdale, where it finished 1-1. Going into the fixture many would have been forgiven for just hoping for loss where we showed fight and quality, what we got was much more. The game came to life early on through Aidan Barlow’s 13th minute strike for the visitors. However, the Glovers responded quickly, netting an equaliser through a Finn Cousin-Dawson header only two minutes later. Although there was no more goals to be had in the match, it was an entertaining watch for the home faithful. Hopefully more of that to come against Aldershot.

A worry for Rowley will be the discipline over the last two games, as he has now lost Aaron Jarvis and Kyle Ferguson through suspension.

ALDERSHOT TOWN

The Shots have also been in a rich vein of form over the last five games as well. With three wins, one draw and a loss in that time. The Hampshire side have been bagging a lot of goals in that time too with 12 goals scored. The downside has been that they’ve conceded heavily as well, as they have let in nine goals during that time.

That said, in their most recent fixture The Shots also drew 1-1, with their result coming against a stubborn Tamworth team. The Lambs were down to 10 men early on after a Dan Creaney was shown red, not to be upstaged by the home team, Aldershot saw their own Keane Anderson dismissed in the 45+3 minute.

Tamworth broke the deadlock soon after the break, through Oliver Lynch. The Shots looked destined to lose, before Charlie Warren popped up with an injury time equaliser to split the points.

KEY PLAYERS…

YEOVIL TOWN – DAKARAI MAFICO

It’s fair to say Mafico has been magnificent since he arrived on loan from Cardiff City. The midfielder has produced in all areas of the pitch, whether it be his ability to break up play or his attacking intent. He has been one of our better loan signings in recent years that’s for sure. And although he may not score like Luke McCormick does, he is the player that allows a McCormick-esque midfielder to push forward and get those crucial goals.

Still only 19-years-old, Mafico looks like a high level EFL player in the making. Let’s just hope our Welsh counterparts will let him stay for another year at least.

Dakarai Mafico
Pic c/o Gary Brown

ALDERSHOT TOWN – CHARLIE WARREN

The striker joined on loan from Bolton a just before Christmas and has been a dominant force up top for the Shots. With six goals in eight game, he has definitely repaid the faith John Coleman has put in him.

The 19-year-old has already become a fan favourite and the EBB Stadium and with a goal record like his it’s not hard to see why. Of those six scored three have been in the last two games, with a brace against Halifax a highlight. Shot fans will love him even more though after his last minute equaliser against Tamworth on Saturday. Yeovil defenders will have to be in top form to keep this in form youngster off the scoresheet.

THE GAFFER…

A familiar lower league name has taken charge at The EBB Stadium and will be in the dugout on Tuesday night, in the shape of John Coleman. The 63-year-old is best known for being Accrington Stanley’s former boss, where he spent 23 years as boss across two spells.

Outside of his long stints in the North-West, Coleman has managed Ashton United, Rochdale, Southport, Sligo, Gillingham and Waterford for a total of five years.

The Scouser joined the Shots in October and has turned the Hampshire side form around. He has also managed against the Glovers nine times, winning twice, drawing three times and losing on four occasions.

LAST TIME WE MET…

As mentioned above, Yeovil had arguably their best performance of the season the last time these two side met. The Glovers ran out 4-1 winners back in September in another midweek night fixture.

A Tahvon Campbell goal opened the scoring before Junior Morias doubled the scoring. Luke McCormick then scored quickly after before Campbell made it four with a penalty in the 64th minute. James Henry bagged a consolation goal in added time for Aldershot.

Yeovil Town celebrate Tahvon Campbell’s second half penalty. Picture courtesy of Mitch Clarke.

DON’T I KNOW YOU…

Just Tristan Abrahams as the only former Glovers in the Shots squad for Tuesday nights game. The striker played for Yeovil in the 2018/19 season, making 15 appearances and scoring three goals.
Tristan Abrahams in a YEOVIL TOWN shirt during his loan spell in 2019-20. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz
Tristan Abrahams in a Yeovi Townl shirt during his loan spell in 2019-20. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz

THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE…

Greg Rollason is the man in charge for this fixture. For more information on him and his team for Tuesday night check out Ben’s article – here.

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Dakarai Mafico and Finn Cousin-Dawson have been awarded places in teams of the week.

Both the Non League Paper and Enterprise give the Cardiff loanee a spot in their mythical line ups whilst FC-D also gets a place in the official sponsor’s XI in the heart of the defence.

Rumours that Mani Dieseruvwe misses out because he’s still in FC-Ds back pocket are yet to be confirmed.

Congrats, Dak and Finn!