Yeovil Town lost their final game of the season in a frantic opening 45 minutes, with Solihull Moors winning 4-1 at Huish Park. A brace from Jacob Wakeling, Scott High and Joe Sbarra were punctuated by a consolation from Terrell Works, leaving the Glovers shell-shocked going into half-time.
Yeovil came out in the second half and huffed and puffed, but the visitors sat deep and held firm, leaving the half-time decimation as the full-time result.
First half
Both sides came flying out the blocks from kickoff, as Ryan Jones drove centrally from the right hand side, firing off a shot in space from outside the box that stung the palms of Laurie Walker. The resulting corner didn’t come to much, and from the counter-attack, Solihull Moors took the lead just 90 seconds courtesy of Jacob WAKELING striking from outside the box.
Solihull almost made it two following the goal, forcing a good stop down low from Jed Ward just six minutes into the game, before Yeovil started to settle into the game after a frantic opening 10 minutes.
13 minutes in, and it was two, as Scott HIGH burst through the defensive line to strike from the right hand side – despite the best efforts of Jed Ward, who got a hand to the shot, it left Yeovil with a mountain to climb.
Three minutes later, it was three. Solihull carved through the makeshift Yeovil defence with ease, as Jacob WAKELING bagged his second, and Solihull’s third of the game, with a low strike into the bottom right hand corner.
Finally, Yeovil managed to make themselves a couple of chances, with shots from Will Merry and Terrell Works being saved and blocked respectively.
25 minutes in, and Yeovil forced another corner out of Laurie Walker, as Will Merry drove inside from the left hand side and fired a shot towards the bottom left hand corner. Page and Works almost linked up following the corner being cleared, but a foul was called and a drink’s break took place.
Following the break, Yeovil got one back, as a long ball down the right hand side found Terrell WORKS – he cut past two Solihull defenders and stuck the ball in the left side of the goal to pick up his fourth goal in green and white.
Solihull almost restored their three goal lead soon after kickoff, as a brilliant cross from Oscar Rutherford found the head of a Solihull man, but their header went just wide of the post.
36 minutes in, and it was four – a ball over the top of the Yeovil defence allowed Joe SBARRA through on goal in a one-on-one with Jonathon Page, his shot was well-taken, finding the bottom right corner to reset the lead to three.
Dakarai Mafico was then forced off with an injury, being replaced by Harvey Greenslade, marking the end of his loan spell with Yeovil – best of luck with whatever you do next Dakarai!
Just after the six additional minutes had been announced, Ryan Jones hit another fierce shot from the edge of the box, but the knuckle on the ball caused it to lift and whizz over the bar. Half-time finally arrived, with a smattering of boos met the players as they left the field.
Half time: Yeovil Town 1 Solihull Moors 4
Second half
Full time: Yeovil Town 1 Solihull Moors 4
Match Details
Venue: Huish Park
Date: Saturday 25th April, 12.30pm kick-off
Competition: National League Premier Division
Scorers: Jacob Wakeling 2, 16 (0-1, 0-3), Scott High 13 (0-2), Terrell Works 30 (1-3), Joe Sbarra 36 (1-4)
Pitch: Beautiful!
Conditions: Brilliant blue skies and a light breeze
Attendance: 3043 (80 away supporters)
Bookings:
Yeovil Town: Terrell Works 58, Dan Ellison 61, Brett McGavin 90+3
Solihull Moors: Fin Howell 86
Referee: Andrew Humphries
Yeovil Town

Substitutes: Matt Gould (for Jed Ward, 90), Joy Mukena, Alex Whittle (for Dan Ellison, 90), Jake Wannell (for Terrell Works, 79), Harvey Greenslade (for Dakarai Mafico, 41), Ollie Hughes, Jaydon Biss
York City: Laurie Walker (for Will O’Sullivan, 46), Alex Whitmore, Tobi Sho-Silva (for Fin Howell, 75), Ben Worman (for Callum McFarlane, 46), Darius Lipsiuc, Dan Cox, Scott High (for Jamey Osborne, 71), Oli Tipton, Jacob Wakeling, Oscar Rutherford, Joe Sbarra (for Kian Ryley, 46)













That game sums up most of the season – a disaster and one that none of us want to witness again.
Would have been relegation without that goalkeeper. I’m sure he’ll be a targeted for teams in League 2, or he’ll go back to Bristol Rovers (is that where he came from?) and get on with his career there.
Was Tragic today. Lucky to be Sunday Leaguennext year!