Yeovil Town vs Altrincham, 2020-21 English National League, Regular Season

· English National League

64': Rhys Murphy
80': Chris Dagnall

FT
2 - 0

About

Yeovil Town are hosting Altrincham at Huish Park, Yeovil, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English National League.

Game Information

Competition: English National League

Venue: Huish Park
Location: Yeovil, England

Line-Ups

Yeovil Town

No.	Name
1	Adam Smith (GK)
35	Billy Sass-Davies
3	Carl Dickinson
26	Max Hunt
21	Tom Knowles
10	Jimmy Smith
27	Alex Bradley
18	Albi Skendi
19	Joe Quigley
24	Josh Neufville
33	Reuben Reid

Yeovil Town Substitutes:

Michael Kelly, Max Evans, Chris Dagnall, Mathew Warburton, Rhys Murphy.

Altrincham

No.	Name
1	Tony Thompson (GK)
2	Andy White
24	Joel Senior
5	Tom Hannigan
29	Alistair Smith
25	Toby Mullarkey
6	Jake Moult
10	Josh Hancock
15	Matthew Kosylo
34	Ryan Colclough
23	Tom Peers

Altrincham Substitutes:

Simon Richman, Joe Piggott, Byron Harrison, Ritchie Sutton, Yusifu Ceesay.

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