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Manager Billy Rowley is expecting a different test for his Yeovil Town side as they travel to one of the division’s promotion favourites Southend United this weekend.

The Glovers came out of the August Bank Holiday weekend with six points after picking up a win at Barrow last Friday and then edging past Tamworth at home on Monday and held on to their unbeaten start to the National League season.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Jack Killah on Thursday, Rowley said his side would not be getting carried away with their early season as they take on the Shrimpers, now managed by former Newcastle United winger Kieron Dyer.

He said: “I said to the lads after training this is one of the games which motivates you so much. I think Southend are a brilliant club, I think Kieron is going to be an incredible manager, stylistically they have some really good ideas. So it is going to be a really good test for us. We have started well, but the message to the lads today has been ‘let’s not get too comfortable’, we will keep doing what we are doing, training hard and go to Southend and do as best as we can.

“They are more possession-based, they play with wingers now and they are really exciting to watch, so this is going to be very different test to any we have had so far in an incredible stadium with a great set of fans. I am very much looking forward to this game, I don’t want to say it is going to be ‘a free hit’ because it is not, but we are going to a team that is expected to go up – but why not go there and have a go?”

Yeovil Town are unbeaten in their opening five games of the season. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz.

Southend were held to a 1-1 draw at Woking on Monday having lost 3-1 at home to newly-promoted Kidderminster Harriers on Friday night, but Rowley said that he was reading nothing in to either result. The Shrimpers completed the signing of Bristol Rovers striker Promise Omochere on Wednesday and the 25-year-old will be available to face the Glovers.

Rowley said: “If you look at their early chances, the results were probably undeserved. They had moments and chances and it is just typical of football, if you don’t take those chances you end up ruing it. We have been there, we had some of those situations last season, so I will not look in to the scorelines of those last two games too much.

“We have a really good group which is willing to step in when called upon and deliver. I don’t think it was our best performance against Tamworth, but the fans got their money’s worth. I have learnt we have a great squad, some decent depth and a great set of lads, so from a selection perspective it is good.

“It is a relentless division, we have been on the end of a couple of moments of fortune and if those games both ended in draws it does not look as good. But, there are so many reasons fans love this division, anyone can beat anyone, every team has match-winners, so nothing surprises me. I know we have a good set of lads who are ready to attack any game.”

The boss also revealed that summer signing midfielder Joe Haigh is expected to be training with the ball at his feet in the near future. The former Dagenham & Redbridge man underwent surgery on an ankle injury in the summer and Rowley says it will take longer for him to get involved in full contact training.

He added: “Joe is seeing a specialist today, so we should have some news after that. In terms of being in training with the ball I would think he is close, but he is probably three or four weeks away from being out there and getting tackled. We have all been impressed by Joe, he is such a talent, and we have to make sure we get this right. We do not want to rush him back, we do not need to rush him back, and it is just about trying to introduce him when he is ready.“

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A Yeovil Town Legends team will return to Huish Park in May for a special charity match to mark 25 years since the club’s FA Trophy win.
In a statement released to the press this Thursday lunchtime, the organisers of the first legends game, Abby Carter and Kevin Gall confirmed they are getting the band back together.
“The game against a South West Legends XI will once again raise money for the Adam Stansfield Foundation, a charity set up in honour of the striker who scored the Glovers’ second goal in that final at Villa Park.
The match will take place at Huish Park on Sunday 2nd May 2027 with a 2pm kick-off.
Organisers have promised that supporters of all ages can see a host of familiar faces from Glovers’ teams of the past 25 years take on some familiar faces from across South West football.
A special anniversary kit is being commissioned to mark a quarter-of-a-century since the Trophy final which kick-started the Glovers’ push in to the Football League, and a range of sponsorship and hospitality packages are available.
The day will start with a family fun day in the Huish Park Ciderspace Fan Zone from 11.30am with entertainment for supporters of all ages.”
Gary Johnson signing autographs for Yeovil fans on his return to Huish Park for the Legends match.
Tickets will go on sale on September 15th priced at:
Adults: £10
Concessions, students and children aged five years and over: £5
Children under five years: Free
Further details, including confirmed players, hospitality packages and sponsorship opportunities, will be announced soon.
For more information about hospitality or sponsorship, please contact ytfcgame@gmail.com.
In 2022, the first Legends match took place at Huish Park with ex-Glovers’ boss Gary Johnson taking charge of a side which included former favourites including Terry Skiverton, Gavin Williams and Kevin Gall.
Almost 2,000 people turned up for that match with the game finishing 3-3 against a South West Legends XI managed by Darren Sarll. Remember it all – here.”

Save the date: Sunday 2 May 2027, 2pm kick-off at Huish Park.

The Gloverscast is honoured once more to be associated with the event as an official media partner.
Stay tuned for more details on how we’ll be involved on the day and in the build up to the event over the coming months.

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Just like last season, we will take all of your Man of the Match votes, tally them up and award points towards a Player of the Month score.

Every MOTM Winner is awarded three points, two points for second and one point for third. (Note in the event of a tie, most MOTM 1st is the breaker)

Whoever has the most points is YOUR Gloverscast Player of the Month, voted for by Yeovil Town fans and we think that makes it kind of cool.

New ‘keeper Jos Barker picked up two MOTM Titles (vs Carlisle and Barrow) and found the podium twice more to take his tally to eight points for the month.

Jordan Norville Williams got seven points and Super Luke McCormick was third in the monthly votes.

Be sure to come back to the Gloverscast to cast your votes each and every match day, thank you to those who have done so in your numbers so far this season!

Jos Barker. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz
DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
AUGUST
08.08.26Scunthorpe130 JORDAN NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
(91 / 70%)		Mason Obeng
(16 / 12.3%)		Jos Barker
(12 / 9.2%)
15.08.26Carlisle United152JOS BARKER
(71 / 46.7%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(34 / 22.4%)		Zain Westbrooke
(14 / 9.2%)
22.08.26Gateshead168RYAN JONES
(57 / 33.9%)		Luke McCormick
(42 / 25%)		Archie Davies
(24 / 14.3%)
28.08.26Barrow174JOS BARKER
(114 / 65.1%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(35 / 20%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 5.7%)
31.08.26Tamworth156BRETT MCGAVIN
(87 / 55.8%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 15.4%)		Jos Barker
(10 / 6.4%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH780 VOTES 🥇 JOS BARKER (8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 JORDAN NORVILLE WILLIAMS
(7 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
SEPTEMBER--------------------------------------------------
05.09.26Southend United47JOS BARKER
(12 / 25.5%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 21.3%)		Luke McCormick
(8 / 17%)
12.09.26AFC Fylde88RYAN JONES
(47 / 53.4%)		Luke McCormick
(13 / 14.8%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 11.4%)
15.09.26Aldershot110RYAN JONES
(49 / 44.5%)		Archie Davies
(17 / 15.5%)		James Daly
(13 / 11.8%)
18.09.26Solihull Moors
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers
29.09.26Worthing
OCTOBER
03.10.26Boston Utd
10.10.26Wealdstone
24.10.26Altrincham
27.10.26Hornchurch
31.10.26FC Halifax Town
NOVEMBER
14.11.26Boreham Wood
21.11.26Forest Green Rovers
24.11.26Eastleigh
28.11.26Harrogate Town
DECEMBER
05.12.26Hartlepool United
09.12.26Wealdstone
19.12.26Boston United
26.12.26Sutton United
28.12.26Woking
JANUARY
02.01.27Altrincham
09.01.27Hornchurch
16.01.27
23.01.27Carlisle United
26.01.27Eastleigh
30.01.27Scunthorpe United
FEBRUARY
06.02.27Forest Green Rovers
13.02.27Kidderminster Harriers
17.02.27Worthing
20.02.27Solihull Moors
23.02.27Aldershot
27.02.27Gateshead
MARCH
06.03.27Barrow
09.03.27Tamworth
13.03.27Southend United
20.03.27AFC Fylde
26.03.27Woking
29.03.27Sutton United
APRIL
03.04.27FC Halifax Town
10.04.27Boreham Wood
17.04.27Hartlepool United
24.04.27Harrogate Town

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Bank Holiday Monday was another cracker of a Glovers game with Tamworth in town, Yeovil came out on top 3-2 but that didn’t tell the full story with a disallowed goal and a missed penalty in stoppage time.

But, once again the Glovers took the points and you voted in your numbers once more.

Brett McGavin was the star of this show, running things from midfield and his assist for the opening goal in particular was a thing of beauty. Captain fantastic scored that goal and earns himself second spot with JB1 between the sticks in third.

DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
AUGUST
08.08.26Scunthorpe130 JORDAN NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
(91 / 70%)		Mason Obeng
(16 / 12.3%)		Jos Barker
(12 / 9.2%)
15.08.26Carlisle United152JOS BARKER
(71 / 46.7%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(34 / 22.4%)		Zain Westbrooke
(14 / 9.2%)
22.08.26Gateshead168RYAN JONES
(57 / 33.9%)		Luke McCormick
(42 / 25%)		Archie Davies
(24 / 14.3%)
28.08.26Barrow174JOS BARKER
(114 / 65.1%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(35 / 20%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 5.7%)
31.08.26Tamworth156BRETT MCGAVIN
(87 / 55.8%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 15.4%)		Jos Barker
(10 / 6.4%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH780 VOTES 🥇 JOS BARKER (8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 JORDAN NORVILLE WILLIAMS
(7 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
SEPTEMBER--------------------------------------------------
05.09.26Southend United47JOS BARKER
(12 / 25.5%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 21.3%)		Luke McCormick
(8 / 17%)
12.09.26AFC Fylde88RYAN JONES
(47 / 53.4%)		Luke McCormick
(13 / 14.8%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 11.4%)
15.09.26Aldershot110RYAN JONES
(49 / 44.5%)		Archie Davies
(17 / 15.5%)		James Daly
(13 / 11.8%)
18.09.26Solihull Moors
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers
29.09.26Worthing
OCTOBER
03.10.26Boston Utd
10.10.26Wealdstone
24.10.26Altrincham
27.10.26Hornchurch
31.10.26FC Halifax Town
NOVEMBER
14.11.26Boreham Wood
21.11.26Forest Green Rovers
24.11.26Eastleigh
28.11.26Harrogate Town
DECEMBER
05.12.26Hartlepool United
09.12.26Wealdstone
19.12.26Boston United
26.12.26Sutton United
28.12.26Woking
JANUARY
02.01.27Altrincham
09.01.27Hornchurch
16.01.27
23.01.27Carlisle United
26.01.27Eastleigh
30.01.27Scunthorpe United
FEBRUARY
06.02.27Forest Green Rovers
13.02.27Kidderminster Harriers
17.02.27Worthing
20.02.27Solihull Moors
23.02.27Aldershot
27.02.27Gateshead
MARCH
06.03.27Barrow
09.03.27Tamworth
13.03.27Southend United
20.03.27AFC Fylde
26.03.27Woking
29.03.27Sutton United
APRIL
03.04.27FC Halifax Town
10.04.27Boreham Wood
17.04.27Hartlepool United
24.04.27Harrogate Town

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The votes are in following the Glovers’ dramatic win over Barrow last Friday night and you have voted overwhelmingly in favour of Jos Barker.

Not just for his last gasp save to keep the hosts from a late equaliser, but for his command of the box throughout. Jordan Norville-Williams again impressed down the left hand side to grab second whilst Super Luke McCormick was third.

DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
AUGUST
08.08.26Scunthorpe130 JORDAN NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
(91 / 70%)		Mason Obeng
(16 / 12.3%)		Jos Barker
(12 / 9.2%)
15.08.26Carlisle United152JOS BARKER
(71 / 46.7%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(34 / 22.4%)		Zain Westbrooke
(14 / 9.2%)
22.08.26Gateshead168RYAN JONES
(57 / 33.9%)		Luke McCormick
(42 / 25%)		Archie Davies
(24 / 14.3%)
28.08.26Barrow174JOS BARKER
(114 / 65.1%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(35 / 20%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 5.7%)
31.08.26Tamworth156BRETT MCGAVIN
(87 / 55.8%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 15.4%)		Jos Barker
(10 / 6.4%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH780 VOTES 🥇 JOS BARKER (8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 JORDAN NORVILLE WILLIAMS
(7 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
SEPTEMBER--------------------------------------------------
05.09.26Southend United47JOS BARKER
(12 / 25.5%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 21.3%)		Luke McCormick
(8 / 17%)
12.09.26AFC Fylde88RYAN JONES
(47 / 53.4%)		Luke McCormick
(13 / 14.8%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 11.4%)
15.09.26Aldershot110RYAN JONES
(49 / 44.5%)		Archie Davies
(17 / 15.5%)		James Daly
(13 / 11.8%)
18.09.26Solihull Moors
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers
29.09.26Worthing
OCTOBER
03.10.26Boston Utd
10.10.26Wealdstone
24.10.26Altrincham
27.10.26Hornchurch
31.10.26FC Halifax Town
NOVEMBER
14.11.26Boreham Wood
21.11.26Forest Green Rovers
24.11.26Eastleigh
28.11.26Harrogate Town
DECEMBER
05.12.26Hartlepool United
09.12.26Wealdstone
19.12.26Boston United
26.12.26Sutton United
28.12.26Woking
JANUARY
02.01.27Altrincham
09.01.27Hornchurch
16.01.27
23.01.27Carlisle United
26.01.27Eastleigh
30.01.27Scunthorpe United
FEBRUARY
06.02.27Forest Green Rovers
13.02.27Kidderminster Harriers
17.02.27Worthing
20.02.27Solihull Moors
23.02.27Aldershot
27.02.27Gateshead
MARCH
06.03.27Barrow
09.03.27Tamworth
13.03.27Southend United
20.03.27AFC Fylde
26.03.27Woking
29.03.27Sutton United
APRIL
03.04.27FC Halifax Town
10.04.27Boreham Wood
17.04.27Hartlepool United
24.04.27Harrogate Town

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Referee Tolu Sangowawa will take charge of the Glovers’ game away at Southend on Saturday lunchtime.

This is his first season in the National League having spent the last few seasons in the regional leagues.

The highlight appointment was taking charge of the National League North play-off final between South Shields and Kidderminster.

He booked seven players on that occasion, amazingly Charlie Cooper wasn’t one of them!

In total, his 25/26 stats read, 20 games, 62 yellows, 3 reds and 7 spot kicks.

This season, he has taken charge of Aldershot vs Harrogate and Worthing v Wealdstone; four bookings in each, but Wealdstone’s Dylan Kadji did earn himself a second one and thus got to chill out in the changing rooms early.

He has never taken charge of either Yeovil Town or Southend United.

Stuart Butler and Ryan Head are on flag waving duties, whilst Christopher Darling is fourth official.

Southend United FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)      Live on DAZN
National League – Premier
Referee: Sangowawa, Tolu
Assistant Referee: Butler, Stuart
Assistant Referee: Head, Ryan
Fourth Official: Darling, Christopher

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Yeovil Town fans can now buy tickets for the upcoming clash against Kidderminster on Saturday, 26 September 2026 (3pm kick off)

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

The Glovers’ faithful will be housed in either the South or East stands depending on whether or not you want to sit or stand.

Standing costs a little bit less than sitting, the prices are as follows.

DISABLED SUPPORTERS, ARMED FORCES & BLUE LIGHT CARD HOLDERS

As in previous seasons, disabled supporters can purchase tickets at their respective full price while carers are free. Seating for disabled supporters and carers is at the front of the EBC Group Main Stand (North section) and can be purchased by contacting the club (via info@harriers.co.uk or, during office hours, calling 01562 823 931.)

An allocation of Disabled & Carer tickets is set aside from every match day allocation and is sold separately on a first-come, first-served basis.

The same procedure applies to those wishing to gain concession price tickets as a Member of the Armed Forces or as a Blue Light Card holder (i.e. contact must be made through the Club), though these tickets are not available as a separate allocation and are sold in line with all other general ticket types.

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Another Team of the Day, another Yeovil Town representative.

Brett McGavin has been named in the official Enterprise National League Team of the Day after his Rolls Royce performance in the middle of the park against Tamworth.

He joins Jos Barker (x3) and Luke McCormick as other YTFC players to make the list.

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In this episode of Glovers Past, we sit down with Charlie Lee, calling in all the way from the Gold Coast of Australia, to reflect on his deeply eventful spell at Huish Park.

Arriving in the summer of 2019 after Yeovil Town’s relegation to the National League, Charlie was a key part of Darren Sarll’s sweeping squad rebuild. He takes us inside a dressing room packed with massive characters—including Carl Dickinson, Luke Wilkinson, and Lee Collins—and breaks down the momentum that saw the team rack up six consecutive wins before the world ground to a halt.

Charlie speaks candidly about the highest of highs and the lowest of lows during his time in Somerset, moving from his playing days into his first taste of management when he stepped up as interim boss.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • The 2019 Rebuild: Dropping into the National League, answering Darren Sarll’s call, and assembling a squad of seasoned leaders.
  • The Covid-19 Playoffs: The bizarre reality of preparing for the biggest games of the season during a national lockdown, and the surreal experience of playing the playoffs behind closed doors.
  • Stepping into the Dugout: Transitioning from player to interim manager after Sarll’s departure, navigating the pressure, and lifting the Somerset Premier Cup.
  • Remembering Lee Collins: A heartfelt and candid reflection on the devastating passing of the club captain, the profound impact it had on the squad, and the incredible difficulty of returning to the pitch in the aftermath.
  • Life Down Under: His transition to coaching at Magic United in Queensland and experiencing football in a completely different climate.

Whether you’re looking for dressing room anecdotes or honest reflections on one of the most turbulent periods in the club’s recent history, Charlie delivers incredible insight into what it truly meant to wear the green and white during this era.

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The unbeaten start to the new season continued with a 3-2 win over Tamworth in front of the biggest crowd at Huish Park this season and none of 3,945 can say they weren’t entertained. Ollie Marsh was there to witness and here are his conclusions.

Bench builders. We’re currently witnessing a new phenomenon, never before seen at Huish Park, called ‘strength in depth’. It tells all you need to know about the squad Billy Rowley has built that you can look at a team sheet with seven changes on it and still feel like you have a very good starting XI. There would probably be uproar if any other team in the division dropped their red-hot number nine, but Slavi Spasov getting a runout over Ste Walker barely even raised an eyebrow, let alone questions over the decision – and I thought the Bulgarian gave an excellent, battling performance. What’s more, to be able to bring on players like Ryan Jones – who I thought provided the injection of energy that won us the match – off the bench, as well as Westbooke, Norville-Williams among others is a breath of fresh air.

Ryan Jones added energy when he came on. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz

Good but not perfect. It maybe wasn’t as controlled as Billy Rowley would have liked. You wouldn’t want to be a water bottle in the vicinity of our manager when something goes wrong; all it takes is a slightly misplaced pass or cheap free-kick and the Buxton (other water brands are available) gets a battering. The frustration in the dugout suggested that this wasn’t quite as dominant of a performance as our last showing at Huish Park against Gateshead – but when you can dig in and grind out the three points, who cares? It was all smiles and fist pumps in front of the Thatchers post-match, and that’s all that matters.

Me thinks the Lambs doth protest too much. Don’t let any Tamworth fans tell you they were hard done by. The Lambs players, fans and coaching staff were incandescent when Haydn Hollis’ late equaliser was chalked off, but the only crime from the officials was that the decision took so long to make – the experienced defender was clearly a mileoffside when he poked into an empty net. Even if there was an injustice in disallowing the goal, it would have simply balanced out the blatant handball that was missed earlier on…

Luke McCormick celebrates with Brett McGavin. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

Mac the Knife. Brett McGavin was worthy of his MOTM award. I was intrigued to see how our number 14 would get on without Westbrooke beside him, with the two having formed a decent yin-yang partnership over the past few games. As it turned out, Hayden Muller was equally adept at doing the dirty work, allowing McGavin to proceed at his creative best. He should have got a goal or two (he can blame tired legs for the attempted lob at the end) but that didn’t take the shine off what I thought was a starring performance.

Are you not entertained? That was Yeovil Town Football Club at their brilliant, chaotic best. We’ve seen a few different types of performances from the Glovers this season, and while the dominance of the Gateshead win may be better for the blood pressure, this was the closest we’ve been to Gary Johnson’s ‘you score four, we’ll score more’ football in ages, and I loved it. Cracking goals! Sloppy defending! Late equalisers! Missed penalties! Inject it into my veins. Huish Park seemed to revel in it too, particularly in the later stages, showing no mercy towards the visitors’ misfortune, before becoming a wall of noise to see the boys over the line. UP THE GLOVERS!

Mason Obeng is enjoying himself. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.