Glovers boss rues Williams blow

Williams hobbled off after 23 minutes with the Glovers already 1-0 down and their afternoon got much worse as Rovers coasted to the three points. Skiverton admitted: "I'm not making excuses because we have players in the teams that can get on the ball but after we lost big Sam we had to play a different way. "We couldn't kick it long and expect the strikers to win headers. Sam's a real focal point and he was causing them problems." Skiverton will be hoping his target man returns to fitness before Yeovil's next league game at Southend on April 3.