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Yeovil Town Under 19s were on the wrong end of a 4-1 scoreline in their League opener on Wednesday.

A Leighton Green hat trick was the highlight for the Weston-super-Mare U19s in a comfortable win at Alvington.

Details on the Yeovil side are thin on the ground, including line up and sole scorer, but it represents a first match defeat for Roy O’Brien’s side in the National League Alliance.

Their next scheduled fixture in Division E is a home game against Wimborne Town on October 21st.

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Yeovil Town fans heading to Eastleigh on Tuesday 24th November (7:45pm) can now buy their tickets.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

We have three sections of the South Stand to choose from, you can see the options in yellow above.

Prices have risen since last season, but only by 30p to the ‘admin fee’.

Adults – £20.50 (from £20.20)
Concession 65+ – £16.50
Student 17-20 – £12.50
Junior (7-16) – £7.50
Child (Under 7) – £5.50

Once you’ve made your choice, either log in to the account you probably have set up for the other sides who use this system – or continue as a guest and check out.\

You will be given the option to add car parking at this point – but that is an additional £10.

ACCESSIBLE TICKETS

Disabled supporters in receipt of higher rate DLA/PIP (mobility/care) are entitled to a free personal assistant ticket which can be obtained in person in the ticket office by presenting the DLA/PIP letter.

Ambulant disabled supporters

Away supporters

There are 11 step free seats at ground level solely for away fans which can be increased or decreased depending on the anticipated number of traveling supporters.

We would offer the step free seats to supporters who are unable to manage stairs or personal assistants attending with wheelchair users. Wheelchair spaces are available on ground level behind the perimeter fence surrounding the pitch.

Supporters with autism or other sensory needs

We very much understand that being prepared and having an understanding of facilities available ahead of matchday can help you prepare ahead of your visit. We have recently invested in some ear defenders that are available to use. Please speak to a steward or come into the club shop before entering the stadium to enquire.

If required, we would be more than happy to welcome you the opportunity to visit the ground on a non-matchday, where you will have the opportunity to be shown around by a member of staff. During this visit, any questions can be asked, and supporters and their families/carers can see where the facilities are and where the most appropriate place to sit/stand would be. Please bear in mind though that this will be dependent on availability (particularly the section of the blue seated ‘main stand’ level with the half way line where most seats have already been reserved).

Toilets

Away supporters

There is a toilet in the away end which is accessible for ambulant disabled fans but it is not wide enough to accomodate a wheelchair. Wheelchair users will need to speak to a steward in order to use the wider accessible toilet at the other end of the Nuffield Health Stand past the home fans. There are also fully accessible toilets in Sherwoods restaurant and in the Hangar bar for away supporters to use before turnstiles open.

 

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Yeovil Town have been drawn against Leatherhead Away in the FA Cup 4th Qualifying round.
Ties will be played the weekend of Saturday 17 October 2026.

The winners of this tie will be in the FA Cup 1st Round Proper and will pick up a cool £9,375 (losers will get £3,125).

Ticket details will follow in due course.

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Yeovil Town’s Luke McCormick has broken his silence regarding his elongated absence from the Glovers’ first team.

Posting on social media. McCormick has said that he has ‘never asked or wanted to leave‘ Huish Park.

He says that he has had a tough couple of weeks, which is understandable.

‘…what happens next is out of my control’ suggests that his future is still very much in the air. The midfielder was named Captain for this season, and clocked up six goals in eight games before surprisingly being left out of the win over Solihull on 18th September. He has not appeared in a match day squad since.

Following the Glovers’ 6-0 thrashing of Boston at the weekend, Manager Billy Rowley said:

“I’m never going to stand here and talk badly about any player, but the truth is Luke and I had a bit of a dispute,” Rowley revealed. “My job for this club and the dressing room is to always do what I think is best for the team, and at the moment he won’t be playing for me.”

When pressed on whether the player could feature for the club again in the future, Rowley remained tight-lipped: “We’ll have to see, but at the moment, probably not.”

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Yeovil Town Women were knocked out of the Women’s FA Cup at the hands of Portishead Town at Alvington on Sunday.

The visitors took an early lead but were reduced to ten players after a clumsy challenge on Erin Bloomfield resulted in a red card.

Bloomfield equalised from the penalty spot after half-time, but two late Portishead goals saw the tie go their way.

Yeovil started the brighter, with Bloomfield looking dangerous from the off as she fired a warning shot from outside the box just wide of the post.

It was Portishead who went ahead on 20 minutes, though, as Shannon Holloway raced onto a ball over the top and benefitted when goalkeeper Emily Hall came out to clear. The ball bounced off the forward and into the net.

But when Bloomfield got into a foot race with the Posset defender, she was hauled to the ground, leaving the referee with no choice but to brandish a red card.

Jodi Cornwall couldn’t quite make it a double punishment. Her strike from the resulting free-kick was blocked by the wall, while her volley at the second attempt drew an excellent save from Abi Footner.

The Glovers found the equaliser shortly after the break when Bloomfield was tripped in the box, and she picked herself up to thump the resulting penalty home.

Erin Bloomfield scores from the spot against Portishead
Erin Bloomfield scores from the spot against Portishead

Despite their efforts to turn the tie around, Dave Court’s side fell behind again to a moment of real quality from Lilly Farr, who raced down the left before giving Hall no chance with a fierce finish.

With Yeovil committing bodies forward, they were undone when a long ball found Mia Blazey, who lobbed Hall to end the Glovers’ FA Cup journey at the Third Qualifying Round stage.

Next up for the Glovers is a tasty local derby against Sherborne Town, who visit Alvington on Sunday 11th October, with kick-off at 2pm.

OppositionKick OffH/ACompetitionScoreLocationScorers
SEPTEMBER
06.09.26Portishead Ladies14:00HLeague1-2ALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDSFoster '28
09.09.26Army Team Womens Development First19:00A (but played at Huish Park)UB Infrastructure Development League0-3Huish Park 3G
13.09.26Gloucester City FC14:00ALeague1-3GLOUCESTER CITY AFCBloomfield '34, '63. Hurford '85
20.09.26Poole Town14:00HFA Cup1-1 Yeovil win 4-1 on penaltiesALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDSMeakins
27.09.26Poole Town14:00ALeague2-3DORSET COUNTY GROUNDFoster '17, '28, '58
OCTOBER
04.10.26Portishead Ladies14:00HFA Cup1-3ALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDSBloomfield '52
11.10.26Sherborne Town14:00HLeague2-1ALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDSEalson-Taylor '26, Cornwall '75
18.10.26B2A Women14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
18.10.26Yate Town Women First14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
NOVEMBER
01.11.26Saltash United Women14:00ALeagueKIMBERLEY STADIUM
08.11.26Portishead Ladies14:00ALeaguePortishead Ladies
15.11.26Gloucester City FC14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
22.11.26AEK BOCO14:00ALeagueGREENBANK RECREATION GROUND
29.11.26AEK BOCO14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
DECEMBER
06.12.26Royal Wootton Bassett Town14:00ALeagueGERARD BUXTON SPORTS GROUND
13.12.26Sherborne Town14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
20.12.26B2A Women14:00ALeagueB2A Women
JANUARY
10.01.27Yate Town14:00ALeaguePUCKLECHURCH RECREATION FIELD
17.01.27Saltash United14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS
24.01.27Poole Town14:00HLeagueALVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS

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The Green & White Supporters Club have announced their travel plans for Yeovil Town’s remaining away matches of 2026.

Wealdstone – Saturday 10th October
Member price: £28 – Adult, £26 – Concessions
Non-member price: £31 – Adult, £29 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 8.45am
Hornchurch – Tuesday 27th October
Member price: £36 – Adult, £34 – Concessions
Non-member price: £39 – Adult, £37 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 1.30pm
FC Halifax Town – Saturday 31st October
Member price: £43 – Adult, £41 – Concessions
Non-member price: £46 – Adult, £44 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 4.30am
Eastleigh – Tuesday 24th November
Member price: £24 – Adult, £22 – Concessions
Non-member price: £27 – Adult, £25 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 8.45am
Harrogate Town – Saturday 28th November
Member price: £46 – Adult, £44 – Concessions
Non-member price: £49 – Adult, £47 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 6.00am
Boston United – Saturday 19th November 
Member price: £45 – Adult, £43 – Concessions
Non-member price: £48 – Adult, £46 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 4.30am
Woking – Monday 28th December 
Member price: £26 – Adult, £24 – Concessions
Non-member price: £29 – Adult, £27 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 10.00am
Altrincham – Saturday 2nd January 2027
Member price: £46 – Adult, £44 – Concessions
Non-member price: £49 – Adult, £47 – Concessions
Coach leaves Huish Park: 7.30am
To book, call Paul Hadlow on 07736 044570.

You may be asked to pay a £5 deposit to reserve your seat. Prices are maximum and may reduce depending on booking numbers.

Payment can be made by bank transfer, please reference the match you are booking for and message Paul Hadlow to confirm the payment.

Account name: Green & White Supporters’ Club.
Account number: 8343 6772
Sort code: 20-68-15

If you are getting in touch by email, please make it clear which match you are booking for and that you give your full name, the names of people that are travelling and a contact telephone number.

You may be asked to pay a £5 deposit to reserve your seat.

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Huish Park was a special place yesterday as Billy Rowley’s Yeovil Town side blistered through Boston United scoring six goals. Here are Ian’s Five Conclusions…

That was emphatic. Once Ryan Jones put Yeovil ahead, the Glovers tore through Boston United like they weren’t even there. Brett McGavin’s goal was sensational, expertly assisted by Slavi Spasov. It took just three passes for the third with McGavin to Jones to Daly who rifled home. Johl Powell beat the haphazard offside trap to make it four goals in 13 first half minutes and game over before the break. Mason Obeng bust a gut to get the Glovers fifth before Powell coolly slotted a penalty away after being felled in the box. Each goal was different, it could have been even more but it was a marker laid down by a team full of confidence.

Yeovil Town celebrate Brett McGavin doubling the advantage. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

It did take time. Yeovil were relatively in control from the opening whistle without being cut throat. Ryan Jones was doubled up every time he got the ball and struggled to get into his free flowing best up until he’d scored. Boston offered next-to-no threat although they did force Jos Barker into a good safe low to his left before the onslaught began.

Everyone played their part. We’ve talked about ad nauseam this season, the depth is great, the squad is great and yesterday was another example of every single player playing their part. The subs all came in and made an impact. This has to be the most complete squad we’ve had, maybe ever? When we’ve been successful before we’ve had a good core 11 with players you’d definitely consider bench players, that is not the case this season.

Johl Powell. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

More firepower has arrived. Prior to kick off the club unveiled is new signing, Owen Dean. It feels absurd to say this after a 6-0 win, but Dean will add something different to the front line giving us a bit more variation up top as well as adding more pressure to Ste Walker and Slavi Spasov. He sounds like a forward who will send from the front – chasing things down and one whos consistently scored goals. Exciting

It was an historic day. It’s not very often your team wins 6-0. It’s a spooky turn of fate that on the same weekend 24 years ago Yeovil tore through Southport 6-0 with an Abdoulai Demba first half hat trick in a season that went on to be historic. That game lives long in the memory and this one will too. Will we repeat history? Who knows, but let’s enjoy the ride.

Mason Obeng celebrates in front of the Thatchers | Photography by Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

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