In an exhilarating National League clash, Yeovil Town mounted a remarkable comeback to earn a 3-2 victory over Sutton United at home. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Yeovil scoring twice in added time to clinch the three points.
The Glovers took the lead in the 41st minute after being awarded a penalty for a foul on Terrell Works. Although Luke McCormick’s initial spot-kick was saved, James Daly capitalized on the rebound to put Yeovil ahead.
Sutton United responded swiftly, equalizing five minutes into first-half stoppage time when Hayden Muller headed in from Besart Topalloj’s precise cross. The visitors then took the lead on 66 minutes as Lewis Simper set up Kai Jennings, who calmly finished past Yeovil goalkeeper Jed Ward.
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Facing defeat, Yeovil Town rallied impressively in the dying moments. Daly struck again three minutes into added time to level the score before Brett McGavin secured the victory from the penalty spot two minutes later. This thrilling win moves Yeovil eight points clear of the relegation zone, providing a critical boost in their fight for National League survival.