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Yeovil Town manager Billy Rowley was full of praise for his side’s ruthless display following their emphatic 6-0 victory over Boston United.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Ian Randall after the match, Rowley reflected on an explosive spell that saw the Glovers take total control. Despite the margin of victory, Rowley believed the contest was tight in the early exchanges.

“I thought the game was actually relatively even until the first goal goes in,” Rowley explained. “And obviously, the football phrase is ‘the floodgates opened’ a little bit. Sometimes these things just happen. Everything we were touching Brett [McGavin’s] obviously done unbelievable for his goal.”

Yeovil struck four times in a frantic 12-minute spell to effectively wrap up the points before the break. Rowley revealed he had urged his players not to take their foot off the gas as halftime approached.

“I was kind of trying to say to the lads, ‘Let’s get another goal before half-time here. Let’s not rest on that, let’s try and keep the energy and keep playing forward.’ We all know 2–0 in football is an annoying scoreline really for the team that’s winning. So I was really pleased it ended up going three. The message for the boys was at no point give up on trying to score.”

Rowley also highlighted the impact of his substitutes, who maintained the team’s intensity and helped wrap up a dominant performance in the second half.

Johl Powell slots home Yeovil’s sixth from the penalty spot. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

“I’m really happy for all the subs that came on the pitch. I thought they were really instrumental in keeping the right energy and vibe,” Rowley said. “The message for the lads coming on was, ‘let’s keep a clean sheet and let’s keep trying to score.’ I think they did an exceptional job at that.”

Prior to kickoff, Yeovil announced the signing of Farnham Town forward Owen Dean, and Rowley expressed his delight at bringing the 22-year-old to Huish Park.

“I’m a huge fan of Owen. I’ve seen him progress all the way from step six,” Rowley noted. “He’s an exceptional talent, a very unique player. He’s unbelievable in the air, his spring’s great, his timing’s good, and he can obviously score goals. We’re really, really happy to have him in.”

New signing Owen Dean is unveiled ahead of kick-off. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

LUKE MCCORMICK CORNER

However, the post-match discussion wasn’t entirely focused on the pitch. When asked by Ian Randall about the absence of club captain Luke McCormick, Rowley gave a candid update regarding an internal dispute.

“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 delivered a masterclass at Huish Park on Saturday, tearing through Boston United in an emphatic 6-0 victory.

The Glovers demonstrated the lethal attacking flair and clinical precision that Billy Rowley—and the players themselves—knew was brewing.

Speaking after the final whistle, James Daly couldn’t hide his pride after playing a pivotal role in one of Yeovil’s most complete performances of the season.

Reflecting on the sheer dominance of the six-goal haul, Daly revealed that a result of this magnitude had been coming for weeks.

“We’ve been speaking about it all week, actually,” Daly explained. “The gaffer’s been onto us really to say, ‘Look, if we’re at our level, we can put a few goals past these.’ That’s no disrespect to Boston, it’s just where I think we are. We’ve been creating a lot of chances in recent weeks, so it was just putting it together and having that killer instinct.”

Despite a brief period early on where Boston goalkeeper Cameron Chadwick made a couple of crucial saves to hold the hosts at bay, Yeovil remained remarkably composed.
Once Ryan Jones opened the floodgates, the Glovers unleashed a devastating blitz, slotting home four goals in just 12 frantic minutes to effectively wrap up the contest before half time.

For Daly, the team’s ability to blow opposition sides away stems from the quality and unity within the squad. “We’ve got so much quality in this team, and it’s probably the best dressing room in terms of quality that I’ve ever been in,” he noted. “We all know what we’re capable of, and when we put things together like that, we know we can do that.”

Daly’s own contribution was capped off with a wonderful strike, set up by a trademark sweeping diagonal pass from Jones.
Daly held his position wide to exploit the vacated space before firing clinically into the corner. “Jonesy is so good at coming inside the pitch and opening the game up for us,” Daly said. “As soon as he’s got the ball, I know to stay wide and create space. It came to me and I just thought, ‘Right, I need a shot here,’ and it went in the corner. I was ecstatic to get off the mark.”

While the spotlight naturally falls on the goal scorers, Daly was quick to point out that the transformation in Yeovil’s fortunes—a stark contrast to their struggles earlier in the year—is down to a collective effort stretching far beyond the pitch. He paid tribute to the backroom staff, including the kit team and back-office staff, who give the players the foundation to express themselves freely.

“It’s a team effort. This isn’t a fluke; this is work we’ve been building on for months,” Daly added. “We know how to replicate it, which is the main thing.”

With momentum firmly on their side, Yeovil Town will look to carry this ruthless edge forward as the season progresses.

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A rampant Yeovil Town blew away Boston United with four goals in 12 first half minutes to send Huish Park home happy on Saturday.

The Glovers opened the scoring when Ryan Jones weaved his way forward and slotted home with 34 minutes on the clock to begin the rout and he was quickly followed by Brett McGavin and James Daly before Johl Powell made it 4-0 at the interval in the second minute of first half stoppage time.

Then after the break boss Billy Rowley made a number of changes, including withdrawing scorers Jones, McGavin and Daly, before Mason Obeng made a fifth on 73 minutes and then Powell added his second from the penalty spot three minutes later.

First half

Ahead of kick-off, Yeovil unveiled a new signing with striker Owen Dean, who has joined on an undisclosed fee from National League South side Farnham Town, unveiled to supporters on the pitch ahead of kick-off at Huish Park.

The opening 60 seconds saw Johl Powell forced a good save out of the visiting keeper Luke Chadwick after making a dangerous run in to box and getting in a shot which was well pushed away by the keeper. Then on 17 minutes the keeper was in action again to turn a Slavi Spasov header over the bar.

But the Glovers’ striker should have given the keeper no chance five minutes later. Archie Davies robbed defender Georgie Gent inside the box and squared it to Spasov who got his feet in a tangle and failed to get anything on what should have been a golden chance to score.

On the half-hour mark, Jos Barker did superbly to get down to keep out Terrell Agyemang’s shot from the edge of the box through a forest of legs, before Brett McGavin had an effort from a similar range blocked at the other end.

Yeovil have been doing the vast majority of the pressing and their efforts got their rewards on 34 minutes when they took the lead. Ryan JONES picked the ball up on the right side, got past Gent and burst in to the box and slotted home his third goal of the season.

Then three minutes later it was 2-0 to Yeovil. Spasov was the creator as he picked out Brett McGAVIN on the edge of the box and the midfielder did superbly to bamboozle his defence and then fire home the second. Another fantastic move and a fantastic finish.

Yeovil Town celebrate after James Daly makes it 3-0. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

The Glovers were purring and they added a third five minutes later. Jones made a move forward down the right, sold Gent a dummy and played a superb pass through to James DALY on the other flank and he hammered a shot across Chadwick and into the far corner.

Just when you thought it could not get any better, Yeovil added a fourth. Jordan Norville-Williams pinged a ball forward down the left side to find the on-running Johl POWELL. The Boston defence looked towards the assistant for an offside flag which never came, but Powell played to the whistle and coolly slotted home.

The whole of Huish Park (except those in the away section) were on their feet to applaud the Glovers off at the interval. Oooo-ahrrrrr, it’s a massacre!

Doesn’t that look pretty? Picture courtesy of Debs Curtis.

Half-time: Yeovil Town 4 Boston United 0

Second half

Yeovil started the second half in a similar fashion to how we ended the first – on the hunt for goals. James Daly prodded a chance wide two minutes after the restart before Jones flashed one just across the face of goal three minutes later.

On the hour mark, Yeovil boss Billy Rowley made a triple substitution with three of the first half goal-scorers, Daly, Jones and McGavin, withdrawan in place of Mason Obeng, Charlie Lennon and Zain Westbrooke. It says everything about the control which the Glovers have on this encounter that we can withdraw those players and with on 69 minutes there was another change with Ste Walker replacing Spasov.

With 73 minutes on the clock, two of the new arrivals combined to add a fifth goal. The move started with Mason OBENG who picked out Walker on the right side, but the winger continued his run and slammed home a fifth. There are Boston supporters in the away section who are leaving, but no-one of a green-and-white persuasion is leaving this one early.

Mason Obeng celebrates making it 5-0. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

But it just kept getting better. Johl POWELL jumped on a defensive mix-up from the visitors and was brought down inside the box by substitute Gavan Holohan. Penalty and Powell made no mistake with 76 minutes on the clock. “Watching super Yeovil, putting on a show….” sings the Thatcher’s Stand and boy were we!

The final whistle was met by an almighty roar for a scintillating performance and a result which moved the Glovers up to fourth place in the National League Premier Division table with 12 games played.

Full time: Yeovil Town 6 Boston United 0

Match Details

Venue: Huish Park
Date: Saturday 3rd October, 2026, 3pm

Competition: National League Premier Division

Scorers: Ryan Jones 34 (1-0), Brett McGavin 37 (2-0), James Daly 42 (3-0), Johl Powell 45+2 (4-0), Mason Obeng 73 (5-0), Johl Powell pen 76 (6-0)

Conditions: Cloudy – the floodlights were on in the second half

Pitch: Looking good – still

Attendance: 3,140 (121 away supporters)

Bookings:
Yeovil Town: James Daly 57, Jordan Norville-Williams 83
Boston United: Sai Sachdev 49, Jack Sutton 51, Connor McBride 59

Referee: Robert Massey-Ellis

Yeovil Town

Substitutes: Charlie Lennon (for James Daly, 60), Zain Westbrooke (for Ryan Jones, 60), Brett McGavin (for Mason Obeng, 60), Ste Walker (for Slavi Spasov, 69), Joe Gubbins (for Ben Radcliffe, 74), Loick Ayina (not used), Matt Gould (not used).

Boston United: Luke Chadwick, Sai Sachdev, Connor Teale, Jamie Grimes, Georgie Gent, Jack Sutton, Terrell Agyemang (for Gavan Holohan, 46), Ken Aboh (for Tom Cursons, 46), Connor McBride, Lennon Wheeldon, Lennell John-Lewis (for Jack Holmes, 83).

Substitutes (not used): Luke Faxon, Lewis Shipley, Niall Canavan, Ben Hammond.

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Yeovil Town boss Billy Rowley has spoken of the importance of continuity after naming an unchanged starting XI for today’s home match with Boston United.

The Glovers’ boss has kept with the same line-up which began the 1-1 draw with Worthing on Tuesday night with the only new addition being defender Loick Ayina who returns from suspension on the substitutes’ bench.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Ian Randall, said: “I think it’s important to give some of the lads continuity at times. If you win, you keep the same team; if you lose, you change your team. I don’t necessarily think we should always do that. I thought we played well against Worthing. I thought we could have scored two, maybe three goals in that game and won it. All of the lads played well and they finished on their backs, they showed a level of determination and care for the result to keep their spots.

“I don’t see that we needed to massively change the game plan today, so a pat on the back for all of the lads and a chance for them to go out and sort of right the wrongs from Tuesday.“

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Yeovil Town have signed striker Owen Dean for an undisclosed fee from National League South side on a deal until 2028

The 22-year-old has got four goals in nine matches for Farnham this season and has managed more than 20 goals in the previous three campaigns as the Surrey outfit rose up through the pyramid.

In a statement announcing his departure, Farnham said that Yeovil had met “a contractual release clause” and added that the deal saw them “retain a considerable sell-on clause across all future transfers.”

The statement added: “After news of Yeovil Town’s interest came to light earlier this week, the club made an improved attempt to keep Owen, but the opportunity to move up the pyramid and join a full-time operation to further his development was something Owen did not want to pass up.”

The deal was actually announced initially by Farnham on Saturday afternoon before Yeovil confirmed it around half-an-hour later. Dean was then unveiled to supporters on the pitch ahead of kick-off in the home match with Boston United.

New signing Owen Dean is unveiled ahead of kick-off. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

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Yeovil Town have announced an unchanged starting XI for today’s visit from Boston United to Huish Park (3pm kick-off).

The Glovers welcome defender Loick Ayina back from suspension on the substitutes’ bench where they name seven subs for the first time in a number of weeks.

Otherwise, it is the same line-up which drew 1-1 at home with Worthing on Tuesday night.

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Back-to-back games at Huish Park for Yeovil Town this week as they host Boston United this Saturday afternoon.

FORM…

YEOVIL TOWN

The good start to the season continues for the Glovers after they split the points on Tuesday night with Worthing 1-1.

It was billed as a tough game for Yeovil, and it proved just that, as the home side conceded just before the half-hour mark, with Razzaq Coleman De Graft breaking the deadlock.

A Brett McGavin free-kick then caused confusion and eventually found its way into the net straight after the half-time break, with the goal being awarded as an own goal to Worthing defender Joe Cook.

The result sees the Glovers stay in sixth place but improves their unbeaten record to four games.

Yeovil Town vs Worthing under the Huish Park lights.
Yeovil vs Worthing under the Huish Park lights.

BOSTON UNITED

Boston United have been very up and down start to the new season, which is probably why they currently lie 19th in the table. Their position in the league is perhaps a little unfair, with strong wins against Forest Green Rovers and Altrincham showing the quality The Pilgrims have in their side.

It’s been inconsistency that has cost them, though, with no solid run of form to push them up the table. However, last time out, a 1-1 draw away to FC Halifax on Tuesday night could give the today’s visitors to Huish Park side a bit of a boost as they head from Lincolnshire to Somerset.

KEY PLAYERS…

YEOVIL TOWN – RYAN JONES

The chatter amongst the Glovers faithful has, rightfully so, been about the future of captain Luke McCormick. But when a story like that rears its head, it’s easy to forget about the great players we still have at our disposal. One such player is Ryan Jones.

The right-sided midfielder has been integral to the creative plan that Billy Rowley wants to implement. He hugs the touchline, gets into the attacking areas well and has the final product, whether it be assists or a goal or two.

What I find interesting about the 24-year-old, though, is that he kind of goes under the radar. Maybe that’s because he is Mr Consistent – you know what you’re going to get, and people just expect him to play well. For me, that should be rewarded. Look at the likes of James Milner, a model of consistency who never gets the credit he deserves.

A quick stat on Jones, however, is that whenever he has got an assist in a game this season, Yeovil have not won, with two losses and two draws to date.

Ryan Jones. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

BOSTON UNITED – JAMIE GRIMES

The left-back is certainly a stalwart of this Pilgrims defence. Through 11 league games this season, the defender has not missed a minute. The more impressive stat is that he is doing this at the ripe old age of 35. Now, in real terms, that is young, but for footballers, the legs should have gone by now, but they haven’t.

The veteran has impressed in the attacking areas as well, with two goals and an assist. For a more defensive full-back, that is a good return on investment, I’d say. Outside of his performances, Grimes adds experience, and in a side that needs calmer heads to prevail amid their patchy form, he can add that in bucketloads.

Back on the pitch, he wins the majority of his aerial duels, so don’t expect there to be many long balls targeting Yeovil’s right side. He is rarely beaten by a dribble, but can be susceptible to making errors that lead to a shot.

THE GAFFER…

A big name in Football League management has found his way back to Boston, with Paul Hurst now in the dugout for the Pilgrims. As a player, the 52-year-old played over 500 games for Rotherham between 1993 and 2008 before hanging up his boots following a loan spell at Burton.

It was quickly on to management for the former left-back, as he became joint manager of Ilkeston alongside former teammate Rob Scott in 2009. The two were swiftly on the move, joining Boston for two years before resigning. They then joined Grimsby a day later, where the pair jointly managed the Mariners until 2013, when Scott was dismissed for gross misconduct. This led to Hurst beginning his solo managerial career, staying at Grimsby for another three years.

Spells at Shrewsbury, Ipswich and Scunthorpe followed for Hurst before he returned to the Mariners in 2020, spending another three years there. Another spell at Shrewsbury followed before he left the club in 2024.

Hurst returned to the Boston Community Stadium in January last year. The 52-year-old is unbeaten against Yeovil in four games, with four wins to his name.

LAST TIME WE MET…

The last couple of meetings between the sides have been split, with Boston winning the most recent match-up.

Cast your mind back to a 2-1 defeat March this year, when the Glovers travelled to the Boston Community Stadium looking to claim a win. Aaron Jarvis looked to get Yeovil off to a good start, opening the scoring after just 16 minutes.

However, it was downhill from there, with the away side conceding just six minutes later when Jake Rooney equalised. It was then a ghost of Glovers past who secured the win, as Jody Hiwula netted in the 73rd minute to secure the points for the Pilgrims.

The last time the two met in Lincolnshire last March.

The last time the two met at Huish Park however, the score was 2-1 to Yeovil, as Luke McCormick double secured all three points for the Glovers.

DON’T I KNOW YOU?

No ex-Glovers in the Boston squad to look out for on Saturday for the home crowd.

THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE…

Rob Massey-Ellis  is our match official for this one and you can find out more about him Ben’s article – here.

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Ryan Jones has been named your Gloverscast Player of the Month for September.

As normal, we tally up your Man of the Match votes for every game, award three points to each MOTM, two points for second and one point for a bronze medal spot.

We tally up the totals and each month that brings us YOUR Gloverscast Player of the Month.

Ryan Jones was named Man of the Match in three successive games and finished second twice more, so in total that’s 11 points, which puts him five ahead of last month’s winner, Jos Barker who finishes second for the month with six points.

Archie Davies made enough podium spots on a match by match basis to take five points for the month, and claim third.

Ryan Jones. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.
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 Moors127RYAN JONES
(52 / 40.9%)		Zain Westbrooke
(18 / 14.2%)		James Daly
(16 / 12.6%)
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers157JOS BARKER
(80 / 51%)		Ryan Jones
(17 / 10.8%)		Johl Powell
(15 / 9.6%)
29.09.26Worthing112BRETT MCGAVIN
(38 / 33.9%)		Ryan Jones
(35 / 31.3%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(21 / 18.8%)
SEPTEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH641 VOTES 🥇 RYAN JONES (13 PTS, 3 MOTM)
🥈 JOS BARKER
(6 PTS, 2 MOTM)		🥉 ARCHIE DAVIES
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
OCTOBER--------------------------------------------------
03.10.26Boston Utd175JOHL POWELL
(47 / 26.9%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(37 / 21.1%)		Ryan Jones
(29 / 16.6%)
10.10.26Wealdstone150BRETT MCGAVIN
(136 / 90.7%)		Jack Kingdon
(6 / 4%)		Johl Powell
(3 / 2%)
17.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4Q)62JOHL POWELL
(17 / 27.4%)		Archie Davies
(9 / 14.5%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(8 / 12.9%)
20.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4QR)112JACK KINGDON
(74 / 55.2%)		Slavi Spasov
(20 / 14.9%)		Ryan Jones
(16 / 11.9%)
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