Match Preview: Yeovil Town v. MK Dons


back at Huish Park

By Alex O'Loughlin
February 26 2010

After only their third away win of the season, the Glovers will be hoping to get back to winning ways at Huish Park.

Ahead of the game, Yeovil have several injuries and doubts. Stefan Stam is out with his hamstring injury which could rule him out for the season, whilst JP Kalala and Owain Tudor-Jones face fitness tests with a bruised hip and groin injury respectively. 

Another doubt is Sam Williams, who is said to have 'run himself into the ground' on tuesday night, but Terry Skiverton will be keen to keep Williams involved.

MK Dons currently lie eighth in the table after what can only be described as inconsistent form.  The Dons have scored and conceded 93 goals, highlighting their difficulties this season.

Earlier in the season, the two sides met at Stadium:MK to fight out a 2-2 draw, with Dean Bowditch grabbing the lead within 30 seconds. A goal from Shaun MacDonald was sandwiched between a Sam Baldock strike and a Peter Leven penalty.

The Dons don't have to many injuries with Sam Baldock and Matthias Doumbe being the only ones missing out, whilst they welcome back Sean O'Hanlon after a lengthy spell on the sidelines, along with Stephen Gleeson who has served his two match suspension.

Tickets are still available or listen to the game at BBC Radio Somerset on 99.5FM. 

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