Problems in defence for Yeovil ahead of Dagenham visit
Yeovil have several defensive concerns ahead of Dagenham's visit in Sky Bet League Two.
The Glovers will hand late fitness tests to Stephen Arthurworrey (knock), Jakub Sokolik (dead leg) and Alex Lacey (groin) before determining their back four against the Daggers, with manager Paul Sturrock hopeful of not making too many changes.
Ryan Dickson (groin) and Marc Laird (hamstring) have only just returned from long-term injuries and Sturrock is mindful of them playing 90 minutes again after the pair completed the Johnstone's Paint Trophy clash with Coventry.
Yeovil remain without Jack Compton (calf), Omar Sowunmi (ankle), Ben Tozer (knee) and Kevin Dawson (pelvis) while Swansea loanee Josh Sheehan is on international duty with Wales Under-21s.
Jake Mulraney will hope for his full Dagenham debut at Huish Park.
The QPR loanee signed for Wayne Burnett's men on Wednesday and provided an impressive cameo as a second-half substitute that night in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy win over Stevenage.
Former Arsenal defender Justin Hoyte made his debut in that fixture and will hope to hang on to his spot at right-back while Frankie Raymond made his first start after a long-term knee problem.
Matt Richards remains sidelined through injury and Joss Labadie is still suspended, although his sixth-month ban is almost up.
Source: PAR
