- Form summary: Tamworth FC have not yet won an away National League match in 2026-2027 (2 games; D1, L1). Yeovil Town are unbeaten at home in the National League 2026-2027 (2 games; W1, D1).
An intriguing clash of styles at Huish Park
Yeovil Town and Tamworth FC enter their National League 2026-2027 encounter in sixth and 17th place, respectively, after picking up eight and four points in four games. The Glovers are the slight favorites for this game at 2.15, though 3.0 on the visitors and 3.5 on the draw are tempting alternatives for this Monday meeting, which will have a live feel to it, given that the last two head-to-heads have resulted in one win apiece.
Billy Rowley is getting Yeovil to play a possession-first, control-the-game style of soccer and they've been rotating a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 system to suit the situation. They will need to control territory and the tempo of this game to have the best chance of picking up the three points.
Back-to-back league wins have propelled Yeovil up the table, a 3-0 home victory over Gateshead was followed by a 2-1 away win at Barrow.
- Luke McCormick is Yeovil's primary threat in attack, scoring three goals in four National League appearances, while the veteran has also scored three of Yeovil's last eight goals in all competitions.
- Kieren Donnelly leads the way for Tamworth with three goals in his four National League outings, he is the most reliable finisher for the Lambs.
A Tamworth test for Yeovil
Attacking approach
Tamworth are an open, direct team and will look to get the ball forward as quickly as possible. They will get up the pitch and press in numbers to make a messy game and that's how they'll try to turn this into a fair fight.
Recent results and form
The Lambs earned a 3-2 win over Worthing, but their 4-1 defeat at Halifax was a reality check when they were forced to play on the road.
Tamworth are yet to win on the road in the National League after two away games (D1, L1), conceding seven goals and an average of 3.50 per-game. Yeovil are unbeaten at home after two games (W1, D1), scoring 2.00 per-game and conceding 0.50.
The home side's ability to control the structure and tempo of the game should see them edge this encounter, but the direct and physical nature of Tamworth and their ability to disrupt the play should keep this from feeling like a sure thing for Yeovil. Over 2.5 goals at 1.67 and both teams to score at 1.55 both appeal for what should be an open game.
