Yeovil Town: Club Profile
Since first meeting back in 1994, we’ve played Yeovil Town on many occasions – and it’s usually us on the wrong end of the score. The most obvious example of this is the 2001-2 FA Trophy Final; ex-Boro’ goal hero Carl Alford helping The Glovers to defeat us 2-0 up at Villa Park. Still, we can count a 6-0 win at Huish Park among our highlights. Even Patrick Agyemang scored that day too. That more than makes up for a few of our defeats.
The Facts
Yeovil Town: Record vs Boro'
Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
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32 | 8 | 13 | 11 | 44 | 40 | 4 | 32 | 25% |
* league points only
Yeovil Town: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Saturday 02 February 2019
Saturday 25 August 2018
Saturday 17 February 2018
Saturday 28 October 2017
Saturday 29 April 2017
Saturday 12 November 2016
Tuesday 05 April 2016
Saturday 05 December 2015
Saturday 14 November 2015
Saturday 13 April 2013
Tuesday 06 November 2012
Saturday 14 April 2012
Saturday 22 October 2011
Saturday 21 December 2002
Saturday 14 September 2002
Sunday 12 May 2002
Thursday 18 April 2002
Saturday 24 November 2001
Saturday 03 March 2001
Saturday 16 September 2000
Monday 17 April 2000
Tuesday 04 April 2000
Saturday 15 January 2000
Saturday 01 May 1999
Monday 14 September 1998
Saturday 07 February 1998
Monday 01 December 1997
Saturday 16 August 1997
Tuesday 14 March 1995
Monday 27 February 1995
Monday 20 February 1995
Saturday 17 December 1994
Players For Us... and Them
Carl Alford | Profile |
Dean Bowditch | Profile |
Kevin Brock | Profile |
Owen Coll | Profile |
Lee Cox | Profile |
Kevin Dillon | Profile |
Shaun Donnellan | Profile |
Max Ehmer | Profile |
Howard Forinton | Profile |
Luke Freeman | Profile |
Giuliano Grazioli | Profile |
Ryan Hedges | Profile |
Sam Hoskins | Profile |
Remeao Hutton | Profile |
Kirk Jackson | Profile |
Michael Jordan | Profile |
Charlie Lee | Profile |
Jamar Loza | Profile |
Tony Lynch | Profile |
Neil Mustoe | Profile |
Bondz N'Gala | Profile |
Richard Nugent | Profile |
Ben Nugent | Profile |
Eddie Odhiambo | Profile |
Yemi Odubade | Profile |
Luke Oliver | Profile |
Colin Omogbehin | Profile |
Dean Parrett | Profile |
Colin Pluck | Profile |
Graham Roberts | Profile |
Phil Simpson | Profile |
Alex Smith | Profile |
Jimmy Smith | Profile |
Adam Smith | Profile |
Connor Smith | Profile |
Efetobore Sodje | Profile |
Emmanuel Sonupe | Profile |
Jack Storer | Profile |
Ed Upson | Profile |
Simon Weatherstone | Profile |
Luke Wilkinson | Profile |
Marvin Williams | Profile |
Francois Zoko | Profile |
Yeovil Town Ground Information
Away Fans’ Stand
Radio Cabs Stand
Ticket Info
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Facilities for Disabled Fans
If you wish to park at Huish Park, the advice is to contact the Yeovil Town FC Disabled Supporters’ Association (DSA). They manage the car parking at the ground. To use a space, phone DSA secretary Sharon Swain on 07790 375250 in advance. Spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fans with a disability or impairment are accommodated in the away end. There are five spaces for wheelchair users in the away end of the Screwfix stand. The club also offers six waterproof wheelchair covers, as well as 10 waterproof wheelchair blankets and 10 fleece blankets to be used during the match.
For those with a visual impairment, you can ask a steward on the day for one of the six DAB radios and headsets to listen to BBC Radio Somerset commentary.
If you have an ambulant disability, a personal assistant can attend with you free of charge if you receive the middle or higher rate of the Disability Living Allowance. Efforts are also made to provide you with a seat nearest to the entrances and exits. You can get in touch with the club for more information – email [email protected] or call 01935 423662 Ext 200.
Pre-Match Pints
Huish Park has a number of pubs close at hand; the two nearest being the Airfield Tavern and the Arrow. One of these also has a fish and chip shop readily available, which could be the perfect accompaniment to your pint?
Yeovil Town Travel Information – Distance: 153 miles
By Road
Located on the outskirts of Yeovil, Huish Park isn’t too much trouble to find once you arrive in Somerset. It will be a lengthy journey from Stevenage, however, as you travel deep into the West Country. So, your best bet is to travel south on the A1(M) and take the route that feels most convenient for you to reach the counter-clockwise M25
For some that is continuing on the A1(M); for others, it’s the A414/A405 to Junction 21a.
Leave the M25 for the M3 south, before leaving it after Basingstoke for the A303. Keep on the A303 until the Cartgate roundabout on the north west edge of Yeovil town. Here, follow signs for Yeovil on the A3088. At the first roundabout you come to, take the first exit along Bunford Lane and then continue over the next roundabout.
Another roundabout will soon be up, where you need to take the first exit into Lufton Way.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking
You can park at Huish Park on either side of the ground at a cost of £3.
By Rail
Station: YEOVIL JUNCTION
Services to: LONDON WATERLOO
Yeovil has two stations: Junction and Pen Mill. Neither of these are particularly close to Huish Park, though services seem to run to Yeovil Junction more often. From here, the distance is such that you probably need a taxi. Local bus services will also be available.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner