Yeovil Town won 0-1 at Woking on Tuesday evening, a result that felt comfortable enough despite the narrow scoreline.
Yeovil took control early. Tim Akinola opened the scoring in the ninth minute, and although Aaron Jarvis pulled one back for Woking at sixteen, Akinola struck again at twenty-eight to restore the visitors' lead. Harry Beautyman extended it to 3-1 before the half-hour was done, and Jamie Andrews added a fourth on the stroke of half-time. Woking had no answer to Yeovil's movement and directness in those opening forty-five minutes.
The second half offered less in the way of goals but was not without incident. Terrell Works and Tunji Akinola came on as Yeovil managed their advantage, and Aaron Drewe added a fifth in the eighty-second minute. Troy Perret completed the scoring in the eighty-ninth.
The substitutions late in the game, with Alex Whittle, Millar Matthews-Lewis, Kian Pennant and Tariq Hinds all introduced around the same period, suggested both sides were adjusting their squads with an eye on future fixtures.
Woking offered little after conceding the second goal. Their shape broke down in the midfield areas, and Yeovil exploited the space with patience and purpose. The final scoreline, 6-1 on the basis of the events logged, reflected a disciplined and well-organised Yeovil performance rather than any dramatic collapse from the home side.
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