TOPB1NS
English National League •11 February 2026 •KO 19:45
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Boreham Wood
3:2
Yeovil Town
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FORM
L L L L W
#4 -2
59 PTS GD: 22
PLAYED: 30
#16 0
34 PTS GD: -9
PLAYED: 29
FORM
D W L W L

Boreham Wood 3-2 Yeovil Town

In a thrilling encounter at Meadow Park, Boreham Wood secured a dramatic late victory over Yeovil Town, clinching a 3-2 win in a match that ebbed and flowed with goals and intensity.

Yeovil Town drew first blood in the 27th minute when Jake Wannell found the back of the net, putting the visitors ahead. Boreham Wood responded swiftly, with Zak Brunt levelling the scores just five minutes later in the 32nd minute.

The home side took the lead in the 52nd minute, with Brunt netting his second of the match, this time assisted by Matt Rush. The game took another twist in the 64th minute when Kyle Ferguson of Yeovil Town received a second yellow card, reducing the visitors to ten men.

Despite being a man down, Yeovil Town demonstrated remarkable resilience. In the 71st minute, substitute James Daly struck to bring Yeovil Town level at 2-2. The goal was assisted by fellow substitute Troy Perrett.

As the match entered its dying moments, it appeared the points would be shared. However, in the 92nd minute, substitute Aaron Henry delivered a decisive blow, scoring a dramatic late winner to seal a hard-fought victory for the home side.

The victory sees Boreham Wood consolidate their position in the top half of the National League table, currently sitting in fourth place with 59 points. Yeovil Town, meanwhile, remain in 16th place with 34 points.

Edgy Eddie

TopB1ns Edge

By Edgy Eddie

Right then, let’s get stuck into this Boreham Wood versus Yeovil Town clash. The final whistle blew with Boreham Wood taking it 3-2, a proper ding-dong affair.

The bookies had Boreham Wood as the clear favourites at 12/25, and fair play, TopB1ns Edge was bang on with the ‘Home win’ prediction. Nice one. We also nailed the ‘Both Teams to Score’ bet, with odds of 3/4, as both sides certainly found the net.

Now, for the Over/Unders. TopB1ns Edge was spot on with ‘Over 0.5’ and ‘Over 1.5’ goals – no surprises there. However, it did fancy ‘Under 2.5’, ‘Under 3.5’, and ‘Under 4.5’ goals, which is a bit of a head-scratcher given the final score. The actual match went over 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5, so those were clearly ’teething issues’ for the Edge. Still, it got the bigger numbers right, predicting ‘Under 5.5’ and ‘Under 6.5’ which both came in. Overall, a decent showing from the Edge, with a couple of brilliant calls and a few wobbles. We’ll take the wins and learn from the misses!