- Kidderminster form: Kidderminster Harriers are in good form coming into this fixture, unbeaten in 5 in all competitions (3 wins, 2 draws).
- Yeovil form: Yeovil Town have mixed results in their last 5 (2 wins, 1 draw, 2 defeats).
- Top scorer: Luke McCormick, Yeovil's main danger man, is Yeovil's top scorer in the National League with 6 goals in 8 games.
Tight game expected when Kidderminster take on Yeovil
Form and matchup
Kiddy arrive in the strong nick of the two after three wins and two draws in their last five, while Yeovil are still a work in progress under Billy Rowley at the club. It's a bit of a clash of styles, but one which has been interesting to watch over the last few weeks.
Rowley's approach
Rowley, who took over as head coach on 25 November 2025, has given Yeovil a clear identity of possession-based football with a 4-3-3 system, wide overloads and a lot of controlled build-up play. The Glovers can still be caught when they press, but they've generally been much more solid and they can be very dangerous down the wings when they get things going.
Harriers have been impressive at home
They've been a bit shaky away from home, however, winning one, drawing two and losing one of their four road games in all competitions.
- McCormick is the main threat, hitting three goals in the last five and the Glovers have scored nine in total in that run.
- Kidderminster are a little more pragmatic and their results-first system has served them well so far in 2026-2027.
- They pack a compact midfield to deny the opposition space and are usually ready to explode into their opponents when the ball is won back.
- Kiddy are unbeaten at home in all competitions this season, winning four and drawing two of their six at Aggborough, and conceding an average of just 0.33 goals per game.
Kiddy are clearest path to profit
There's enough to say that Kidderminster are the most likely winner here, so the odds will be on the home side to get the edge in this close game. 2.02 is a fair bit shorter than Yeovil at 3.21, but they are the favourites for a reason and the draw is available at 3.4.
Both teams to score at 1.65 has some appeal here as well, but we'll stick with the home team, who have been the more solid of the two sides at the back.
Under 2.5 goals at 1.91 is a very sharp alternative, which would seem to fit a cagey game. Kiddy's home record in all competitions since the end of April is two wins and one draw, so the Harriers look solid and not easy to break down at Aggborough.
