Yeovil Town ended a three-match winless run in style, beating Solihull Moors 4-1 to leap back into the National League play-off spots. The comprehensive victory at Huish Park moved the Glovers up to sixth place in the table, a timely boost ahead of a tough away trip to third-placed Kidderminster Harriers next weekend.
Ryan Jones opened the scoring after 15 minutes, finishing off a move started by H. Muller. Slavi Spasov then doubled the advantage in the 57th minute, ending his personal run of seven games without a goal. The visitors pulled one back through a J. Barker own goal in the 87th minute, but Johl Powell sealed the points with two late strikes, his first goals for the club, in the 88th and 97th minutes.
League context
The result lifts Yeovil Town to seventh in the National League standings, with 15 points from their opening nine matches. Their recent form shows two wins, one draw and two losses from the last five outings. The team now prepares for a significant test away to Kidderminster Harriers on 26 September.
This story first appeared at Somerset Live
