Yeovil Town manager Billy Rowley has made it clear: playing bigger clubs is his focus, even as the Glovers sit 16th in the National League with just 51 points from 46 games. After a 1-4 hammering by Solihull Moors on April 25, Rowley spoke to the BBC about the new season’s fixtures, captain Jake Wannell’s departure and the arrival of a new striker.

What did Rowley say about Yeovil Town’s future fixtures?

Rowley told the BBC’s Jack Killah that he’d rather face stronger opposition than continue with the current form. The Glovers sit 57 points behind leaders York and have lost their last four matches, including a heavy defeat at Huish Park. Their goal difference of -20 reflects defensive struggles, with 48 goals scored but 68 conceded this season.

Why does this matter for Yeovil Town’s season?

The comments come as Yeovil Town prepare for a transfer window that may bring fresh energy. Rowley’s emphasis on bigger fixtures suggests a shift in strategy, possibly to rebuild confidence after a disappointing season. With Wannell leaving the club, the Glovers will need to replace his leadership on the pitch.

What’s next for the Glovers?

The next few weeks will be critical as Yeovil Town look to stabilize their defense and improve their attack. Rowley’s focus on stronger opposition could be a sign of ambition, even if the current league position suggests a long road back to the top.