- Team form: Yeovil Town are seventh in the National League 2026/2027 table, but only one point separates the hosts and Worthing FC in 11th place.
- Tactics: Billy Rowley's 4-3-3 system is built for pressing and front-foot football.
- Recent stats: Yeovil have won two of their last three home matches, while Worthing have scored 10 goals in four National League 2026/2027 away games.
Glovers have got momentum
Head-to-head and home performances
These two sides last met at the end of the National League South 2023/2024 season and the Reds ran out 3-1 winners on that occasion, so this should be a tough game to win for Yeovil Town. Billy Rowley's side have won home games – including a 4-1 hammering of Solihull Moors – and were held 1-1 away to Aldershot Town, so the Glovers will surely have their tails up for this one.
Recent form and confidence
They come into this match with two wins, one draw and two defeats in their last five games in all competitions, but we feel the momentum is in their favor, given the visitors have two wins and two draws in their most recent five. Adam Hinshelwood's Worthing have shown enough so far in the National League 2026/2027 to suggest they won't be out of their depth in this division and they travel with plenty of confidence.
- The Reds have two wins, one draw and one defeat on the road in the National League 2026/2027 and they've scored 10 times in those four trips, which suggests they will be able to hurt Yeovil on Tuesday.
- Adam Hinshelwood took over on 9 October 2025 and has maintained the DNA of the club during that time, but brings an attack-minded, principles-first style of leadership to the club, so they should have a real go on Tuesday.
Yeovil to win and both teams to score looks the way to go
Hinshelwood seems to have a better grasp of the game than most of the previous incumbents and we like his side's chances of making a mark in this game. However, we're going with Yeovil to take the win because Rowley's men have a higher tempo to their play and are ball-dominant.
Yeovil are on a run of three wins, one draw and one loss at Huish Park this season and average 2.40 goals per game scored at home while conceding an average of 1.60 goals per match – so goals seem guaranteed. Worthing have had a lot of joy on the counter in their away games, and with De-Graft having found his form, we'll take them to score on the night.
Over 2.5 goals looks the best play, but both teams to score appeals to us even more as Yeovil have averaged 2.40 goals per home match. The last two head-to-head encounters were a 1-1 draw and a 3-1 Worthing win, so we're taking a 2-1 or 3-1 type of game as our exact score predictions here.
