Yeovil Town have made three changes to the side that lost against Southend on Saturday.
Matt Worthington, Jamie Reckord and Max Hunt are in the starting line up with Jordan Maguire-Drew and Ryan Law dropping to bench and Miguel Freckleton suspended.
Malachi Linton, Zanda Siziba and Chiori Johnson make up the bench, with no room for Reo Griffiths again.
Striker Jordan Young returns to the Yeovil Town starting XI after a hamstring injury to face Southend United in front of the BT Sport cameras (5.20pm kick-off).
He is expected to be in a three-man attack alongside Jordan Maguire-Drew and Scott Pollock. On loan midfielder Jack Clarke, who has also been missing through injury, is also back and seems likely to pair with Charlie Cooper.
There is no place for recent arrivals winger Callum Harriott, who has a thigh injury, midfielder Zanda Siziba or striker Reo Griffiths.
For the visitors, ex-Glovers’ striker Rhys Murphy is on the substitutes’ bench with another former Yeovil Town man Nathan Ralph in the starting XI.
New signings winger Callum Harriott and defender Miguel Freckleton are handed debuts as Yeovil Town go in search of victory against Bromley at Huish Park today (3pm kick-off).
Harriott, who joined on a short-term contract in the week following his release by Gillingham last month, is expected to start on the right of a three man attack including top scorer Alex Fisher and Andrew Oluwabori, whilst Freckleton is expected to play in the middle of the park.
Chiori Johnson comes in on the right side of defence in place of the injured Edwin Agbaje, who has returned to Ipswich Town after his loan spell.
There is also a place for midfielders Scott Pollock and Zanda Siziba on the substitutes’ bench which also features defender Max Hunt, on loan striker Reo Griffiths and frontman Malachi Linton, who came off the bench to score a late equaliser in the 1-1 draw at FC Halifax Town last weekend.
Top scorer Alex Fisher returns to the starting XI for today’s visit to FC Halifax Town (3pm kick-off).
The frontman, who has five goals this season, starts as a loan striker with Jordan Maguire-Drew, Andrew Oluwabori and Matt Worthington behind him in midfield.
There is no place for Jordan Young, who has a hamstring injury, and on loan Doncaster Rovers striker Reo Griffiths is the sixth loanee who misses out of the squad.
Yeovil Town have made two changes from the side that started against Eastleigh in midweek for today’s trip to Chesterfield.
Edwin Agbaje is in for Morgan Williams, who was injured inside two minutes on Tuesday, and goalscorer Matt Worthington misses out entirely with Lawson D’Ath coming into centre midfield.
Gutted missing today with illness, come on the boys another 3 points ?? @YTFC
— matthew worthington (@mattyworthy88) March 11, 2023
Mark Cooper names just four subs on the bench.
Yeovil Town make two changes for the visit of Eastleigh to Huish Park tonight.
Jordan Maguire-Drew and Ryan Law both return to the starting line-up in place of Alex Fisher and Edwin Agbaje, who both drop to the bench.
New signing striker Reo Griffiths is also named among the substitutes having joined on loan from Doncaster Rovers on Monday, but there is no place in the squad for fellow new arrival Scott Pollock, who is understood to be injured.
For the visitors Jake Scrimshaw, who started the season at Huish Park, and former Glovers’ youth team product Alfie Lloyd, who is on loan at the Hampshire side from QPR, start up front, with fellow ex-Yeovil man Michael Kelly at left-back.
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Mark Cooper has handed a debut to new signing Jordan Stevens as his Yeovil Town side taking on Woking at Huish Park (3pm kick-off).
The midfielder, who has arrived following his release by League Two Barrow, is joined in the starting XI by captain Josh Staunton and midfielder Matt Worthington, who both missed the midweek draw with Altrincham through injury. Striker Jordan Young comes in up front alongside Alex Fisher having been on the bench in the last match.
Ryan Law and Lawson D’Ath are not named in the squad whilst on-loan Bristol City players Josh Owers and Seb Palmer-Houlden are both named on the bench. There is no place for striker Malachi Linton, who was an unused substitute against Altrincham.
There are plenty of familiar faces in the Woking squad, managed by ex-Glovers’ boss Darren Sarll, with former Yeovil men Dan Moss and Rohan Ince in the starting line-up and centre half Billy Sass-Davies, signed on loan from Crewe this morning, and midfielder Lewis Simper on the bench.
The visitors do not include defender Luke Wilkinson, who captained Yeovil during his time at Huish Park.
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New loan signings Seb Palmer-Houlden and Josh Owers are handed debuts for Yeovil Town in a relegation crunch match at York City (3pm kick-off).
The pair, who were announced as having joined on loan from Bristol City on Saturday morning, start up front and in the centre of midfield respectively.
Yeovil Town have named just FOUR substitutes for their clash against Notts County.
Jordan Maguire-Drew misses out and there is a full debut for Ryan Law in what we expect to be a five-man defence.
Jamie Reckord is back at left back after serving his suspensio and there is a reunion up front for “Fish ‘n’ Mal”… the four man defence includes a goalie, the returning Will Dawes and two attackers…
That team in full.
On loan midfielder Jack Clarke returns to the Yeovil Town starting line-up for the visit of bottom club Maidstone United to Huish Park on Saturday (3pm kick-off).
He replaces Jordan Young, who has started the previous two matches and drops to the bench, in what appears to be a three-man frontline alongside Andrew Oluwabori and Jordan Maguire-Drew.
Ben Richards-Everton comes in for the suspended Owen Bevan, who misses out after his red card in the goalless draw with Wealdstone on Tuesday night.
Maidstone United: Barden, Fowler, Corne, Barham, Booty, Binnom-Williams, Deacon, Bone, Jobe, Lawson, Cawley. Substitutes: Mersin, Alabi, Pattison, Ghandour, Jeche.
