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**Yeovil's home patch and wobbling form collide with Solihull's three-game skid** — this screams potential banana skin at Huish Park. 🍌 One team desperate to steady the ship, the other searching for any spark down south.
Yeovil have that home-ground cushion and a better recent record overall, but **they've been leaky** — shipping 4 at home to AFC Fylde is not the vibe. Solihull, meanwhile, have won just once in five and lost three, though they did pick up a clean sheet at Barrow last time out.
Key storylines:
- **Yeovil's backline** under pressure after the Fylde hammering; Z. Westbrooke and B. Radcliffe will need to tighten things up fast
- **Solihull chasing any kind of run** — J. Wakeling and C. McFarlane have to produce in the final third to break their slump
- **Head-to-head lean toward the hosts** — Yeovil's 5 wins vs Solihull's 3 in the last 14 meetings gives them the edge
Expected lineups:
- **Yeovil Town**: J. Barker, R. Jones, B. Radcliffe, J. Norville-Williams, A. Davies, Z. Westbrooke, B. McGavin, L. McCormick, M. Obeng, S. Spasov, S. Walker
- **Solihull Moors**: M. Metcalfe, C. Green, T. French, A. Whitmore, T. Warren, S. High, J. Tiensia, B. Wodskou, J. Sbarra, C. McFarlane, J. Wakeling
Prediction:
**Yeovil 2–1 Solihull**. Home advantage + Solihull's form collapse = slight Yeovil lean.
Nothing reached 80% confidence before kick-off, so we stayed quiet rather than guess. Most matches end up here — that is what keeps the published calls at 86.8%.
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