List of Yeovil Town F.C. seasons

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Yeovil Town Football Club, an association football club based in Yeovil, Somerset, was founded in 1895. They were elected to play in the Southern League for the 1922–23 season. After fifty-one seasons in the Southern League, they were elected to play in newly formed Football Conference in 1979.

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Yeovil were promoted to the Football League Third Division in 2003, after 108 years in non-league football, and the 2004–05 season saw them promoted to the third tier of English football. Yeovil's first and only play-off success came in the 2012–13 season, when they beat Brentford 2–1 at Wembley Stadium to win promotion to the Championship, and the second tier for the first time.

Since their promotion to the Football League in 2003, Yeovil have spent 1 season in the second tier of English football, 9 seasons in the third tier and 6 seasons in the fourth tier. The table details Yeovil Town's achievements in senior first team competition from the 1895–96 season to the end of the most recently completed season.

Key

Details of abandoned competitions are shown in italics and appropriately footnoted.

Seasons

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivision [lower-alpha 1] PWDLFAPtsPos FA Cup League Cup [lower-alpha 2] CompetitionResultNameGoalsAverage attendanceRef
LeagueOtherTop scorer [lower-alpha 3]
1895–96 Somerset12336162295th [1]
1896–97 Somerset149413710221st FA Amateur Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
QR3
R1
[2]
1897–98 Somerset105231820122nd FA Amateur Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
QR2
SF
[3]
1898–99 Somerset
Dorset
10
12
4
5
2
3
4
4
21
23
14
18
10
13
3rd
3rd
Somerset Premier Cup RU [4]
1899–1900 Somerset
Dorset
16
12
12
4
1
1
3
7
69
14
22
25
25
11
2nd

6th
QPR FA Amateur Cup QPR [5]
1900–01 Somerset
Dorset
10
12
4
5
2
1
4
6
21
20
18
26
10
11
5th
4th
QPR FA Amateur Cup QPR [6]
1901–02 Somerset
Wiltshire
6
16
5
7
1
0
0
9
31
31
19
42
11
14
1st

6th
QR3 FA Amateur Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
QR4
SF
Harvey Vassall27 [7]
1902–03 Somerset
Wiltshire
8
20
2
8
1
5
5
7
10
44
12
41
5
21
4th
6th
QR3 Harvey Vassall10 [8]
1903–04 Somerset
Wiltshire
14
20
4
11
3
5
7
4
33
44
43
36
11
27
6th
3rd
QR2 CP Ewans25 [9]
1904–05 Somerset
Wiltshire
10
20
5
10
2
4
3
6
38
56
15
39
12
24
3rd
3rd
QR2 [10]
1905–06 Wiltshire2275105056198th QR1 Peaty24 [11]
1906–07 Wiltshire22551230341510th QR1 Peaty14 [12]
1907–08 Somerset
Dorset
10
10
7
4
1
1
2
4
35
23
19
41
15
9
2nd

?
QR1 Somerset Premier Cup RU Johnny Hayward 41 [13]
1908–09 Somerset
Dorset
8
12
4
8
2
3
3
1
16
32
9
14
10
19
2nd

1st
QPR Somerset Premier Cup SF Johnny Hayward 33 [14]
1909–10 Somerset
Dorset S
10
16
3
10
1
4
6
4
15
39
18
18
7
24
5th
2nd
QR4 Somerset Premier Cup R2 Johnny Hayward 22 [15]
1910–11 Somerset
Dorset S
8
18
4
10
1
3
3
5
20
38
12
18
9
23
3rd
3rd
QR1 Somerset Premier Cup RU Johnny Hayward 31 [16]
1911–12 Somerset
Dorset
12
16
9
10
2
2
1
4
28
37
8
17
20
20
1st

2nd
QPR Somerset Premier Cup SF Johnny Hayward 23 [17]
1912–13 Somerset Sec A
Dorset
12
16
9
9
2
2
1
5
42
39
12
25
20
20
1st

3rd
QR2 Somerset Premier Cup W Johnny Hayward 36 [18]
1913–14 Somerset
Dorset
8
18
4
11
1
1
3
6
20
47
18
24
9
23
3rd
3rd
QPR Somerset Premier Cup RU Johnny Hayward 30 [19]
1914–19
Competitive football was suspended until after the First World War.
1919–20
Western Div 2

Dorset
Wiltshire
Somerset
14
16
20
14
7
9
7
7
2
2
5
2
5
5
8
5
41
48
45
31
34
23
46
18
16
20
19
16
5th
5th
7th
4th
QPR Somerset Premier Cup RU Johnny Hayward 52 [20]
1920–21 Western Div 1
Dorset
Somerset S
30
18
8
13
7
6
6
2
1
11
9
1
52
36
20
46
36
5
32
16
13
7th
6th
1st
QPR Somerset Premier Cup R1 Johnny Hayward 38 [21]
1921–22 Western Div 1
Dorset
Somerset
Bristol
14
16
16
4
10
7
6
3
2
3
3
0
2
6
7
1
26
36
29
10
9
25
33
4
22
17
15
7
1st

4th
5th
1st
QPR Somerset Premier Cup R2 Johnny Hayward 50 [22]
1922–23 Southern Eng
Western
Bristol
38
16
14
10
7
6
6
5
0
22
4
8
56
28
30
104
19
32
26
19
12
17th
3rd
6th
QR2 Somerset Premier Cup R1 Johnny Hayward 30 [23]
1923–24 Southern W342536713053 1st QR3 Somerset Premier Cup R2 Johnny Hayward 38 [24]
1924–25 Southern W38151013495040 11th R1 Johnny Hayward 29 [25]
1925–26 Southern W
Western Div 1
26
18
9
7
8
7
9
4
43
33
48
27
26
21
7th
4th
QR4 Harry Scott34 [26]
1926–27 Southern W
Western Div 1
26
22
9
10
5
1
12
11
49
48
66
44
23
21
12th
7th
QR4 Tommy Lowes 39 [27]
1927–28 Southern W
Western Div 1
30
20
11
12
7
2
12
6
64
56
57
44
29
26
9th
3rd
QR1 Peter Scott65 [28]
1928–29 Southern W
Western Div 1
26
14
11
3
2
4
13
8
49
19
57
42
24
8
10th
8th
R1 Maurice White40 [29]
1929–30 Southern W
Western Div 1
28
14
12
10
7
2
9
2
65
32
63
13
47
22
5th
1st
QR3 Somerset Premier Cup WWilliam Whitehead24 [30]
1930–31 Western Div 1
London Div 2
12
26
7
16
2
3
3
7
43
79
27
46
16
35
2nd

2nd
QR1 Trevor Edmunds 54 [31]
1931–32 Southern W
Western Div 1
London Div 2
24
14
22
16
8
11
4
3
3
4
3
8
65
42
56
31
26
44
36
19
25
1st

2nd

3rd
R2 Cecil Pemberton 65 [32]
1932–33 Southern W
Western Div 1
London Div 2
20
16
14
11
10
8
2
0
2
7
6
4
59
51
35
44
31
28
24
20
18
5th
3rd
2nd
R2 Wilf Lewis 63 [33]
1933–34 Southern W
Southern C
Western Div 1
20
18
12
10
7
5
1
4
3
9
7
4
35
34
22
39
38
21
21
18
13
5th
4th
4th
QR4 Louis Page 23 [34]
1934–35 Southern W
Southern C
Western Div 1
16
20
12
11
8
9
2
1
1
3
11
2
49
45
38
18
51
21
24
17
19
1st

10th
1st
R3 Joe Taylor66 [35]
1935–36 Southern W
Southern C
Western Div 1
16
20
10
5
3
1
3
5
3
8
12
6
31
40
22
35
75
30
13
11
5
7th
11th
6th
R1 Somerset Premier Cup SF Dave Halliday 22 [36]
1936–37 Southern
Western Div 1
30
8
15
5
3
1
12
2
77
23
69
12
33
11
6th
2nd
R2 Somerset Premier Cup RU Dave Halliday 47 [37]
1937–38 Southern
Western Div 1
34
8
14
5
14
1
6
2
72
20
45
16
42
11
4th
2nd
R3 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
RU

W
J. Kirk25 [38]
1938–39 Southern
Western Div 1
44
10
22
6
10
2
12
2
85
32
70
20
54
14
5th
2nd
R3 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
GS
W
Arthur Graham43 [39]
1939–40 Southern W14725302416 4th Arthur Graham15 [40]
1940–45
Competitive football was suspended until after the Second World War.
1945–46 Southern187110575218 6th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
GS
RU
George Dewis 20 [41]
1946–47 Southern3219671004944 4th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
RU

Les Gore 25 [42]
1947–48 Southern34121111565035 8th QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
RU

W
Reg Swinfen 29 [43]
1948–49 Southern4219914716447 8th R5 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
W

RU
Eric Bryant 55 [44]
1949–50 Southern46297101044565 3rd R3 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
QR
W
Cliff Mansley 28 [45]
1950–51 Southern44131516727241 13th QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
W
Joe Rae36 [46]
1951–52 Southern42121119567635 17th QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
SF
Hugh Colvan15 [47]
1952–53 Southern42111021759932 18th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R1
Billy Lunn 25 [48]
1953–54 Southern4220814877648 3rd R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
W
Billy Lunn 24 [49]
1954–55 Southern42239101056655 1st QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
W

W
Jim Fraser33 [50]
1955–56 Southern4223910985555 3rd R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
RU

W
Frank Fidler49 [51]
1956–57 Southern42141117838539 16th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
SF
Marcel Gaillard 26 [52]
1957–58 Southern4216917708441 13th R3 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
SF
Don Travis 26 [53]
1958–59 Southern SE321787604142 4th R2 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R5
SF
Terry McConnon36 [54]
1959–60 Southern Prem4217817817342 11th QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R1
Danny Paton 18 [55]
1960–61 Southern Prem42239101095455 3rd R2 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
W

RU
Dave Taylor 59 [56]
1961–62 Southern Prem4223811975954 4th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R5
W
Dave Taylor 41 [57]
1962–63 Southern Prem40151015645440 11th R2 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
W
Dennis Coughlin25 [58]
1963–64 Southern Prem422958769336 1st R3 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R5
RU
Dave Taylor 48 [59]
1964–65 Southern Prem42181410765550 4th QR4 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R4
W
Malcolm Hirst24 [60]
1965–66 Southern Prem42171114917045 9th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
W

R2
Chris Harding25 [61]
1966–67 Southern Prem42141414667242 14th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R4
RU
Dave Taylor 36 [62]
1967–68 Southern Prem42161214454344 12th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
SF
RU
Chris Weller16 [63]
1968–69 Southern Prem42161313525045 8th R1 Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R3
Dave Taylor 22 [64]
1969–70 Southern Prem4225710784857 2nd R1 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R3
R1
Dave Taylor 22 [65]
1970–71 Southern Prem4225710663157 1st R3 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
SF
R3
RU
Brian Grey22 [66]
1971–72 Southern Prem42181113675147 7th QR4 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Southern League Championship Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
SF
R1
W

R2
Terry Cotton 30 [67]
1972–73 Southern Prem4221147673156 2nd R2 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R2
W
John Brown26 [68]
1973–74 Southern Prem4213209453946 9th QR4 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R1
SF
John Clancy11 [69]
1974–75 Southern Prem4221912643451 3rd QR4 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R4
SF
Dick Plumb 28 [70]
1975–76 Southern Prem4221129683554 2nd R1 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
RU

W
Dick Plumb 33 [71]
1976–77 Southern Prem42151611544246 7th QR3 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Southern League Championship Cup
Anglo-Italian Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
RU

W

GS
RU
Ken Brown20 [72]
1977–78 Southern Prem42141414574942 12th QR1 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R2
SF
Dick Plumb 14 [73]
1978–79 Southern Prem42151611594946 9th R1 FA Trophy
Southern League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R4
RU

W
Terry Cotton
Dave Platt
261,179 [74]
1979–80 Alliance38131015464936 12th R3 FA Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R3
SF
Clive Green 191,588 [75]
1980–81 Alliance3814618606434 14th R2 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
R1
RU
Clive Green 231,385 [76]
1981–82 Alliance42141117566853 11th R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R1
R3
Dave Platt191,162 [77]
1982–83 Alliance4211724639935 20th R2 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R1
R3
Andy Bell 271,140 [78]
1983–84 Alliance4212822557735 20th R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
SF
SF
Mike Doherty 251,115 [79]
1984–85 Alliance4261125418725 22nd R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
QR3
R3
RU
Phil James131,296 [80]
1985–86 Isthmian422877924891 2nd R1 FA Trophy
Isthmian League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
QR3
R1
RU
John McGinlay 261,761 [81]
1986–87 Isthmian422886712792 2nd QR4 FA Trophy
Isthmian League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
SF
SF
Paul Randall 191,887 [82]
1987–88 Isthmian422499663481 1st R3 FA Trophy
Isthmian League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
W

R2
Paul Randall 242,282 [83]
1988–89 Conference40 [lower-alpha 7] 151114686756 9th R2 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Isthmian Championship Shield
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
R1
W

R3
Guy Whittingham 182,396 [84]
1989–90 Conference42171213625463 7th R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
W

R1
Robbie Carroll
Mickey Spencer
162,244 [85]
1990–91 Conference42131118585850 14th R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R3
R1
R3
Robbie Carroll
Paul Wilson
132,649 [86]
1991–92 Conference42111417404947 15th R2 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R4
RU

RU
Mickey Spencer302,103 [87]
1992–93 Conference42181212594966 4th R3 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R3
R2
Mickey Spencer202,615 [88]
1993–94 Conference4214919496251 19th R2 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
RU

SF
Mickey Spencer192,491 [89]
1994–95 Conference4281420507137 22nd QR4 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R2
R2
R2
Paul Wilson151,746 [90]
1995–96 Isthmian4223118835180 4th QR4 FA Trophy
Isthmian League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R2
R2
Warren Patmore 272,032 [91]
1996–97 Isthmian4231838334101 1st QR4 FA Trophy
Isthmian League Cup
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R2
W
Warren Patmore 292,779 [92]
1997–98 Conference4217817736359 11th QR4 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1
R3
W
Owen Pickard 252,457 [93]
1998–99 Conference42201111884471 5th R3 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R5
R1
R1
Warren Patmore 262,408 [94]
1999–2000 Conference42181014606364 7th R1 FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R5
R1
R2
Warren Patmore 172,294 [95]
2000–01 Conference4224810735080 2nd R3 Football League Trophy
FA Trophy
Bob Lord Challenge Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1 (S)
R5
R3
R2
Warren Patmore 223,416 [96]
2001–02 Conference42191310665370 3rd QR4 Football League Trophy
FA Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R2 (S)

R2
Adam Stansfield 162,872 [98]
2002–03 Conference42281131003695 1st R1 Football League Trophy
FA Trophy
Somerset Premier Cup
R1 (S)
R6
Kirk Jackson 204,741 [100]
2003–04 Division 34623518705774 8th R3 R1 Football League Trophy R2 (S) Gavin Williams 136,197 [101]
2004–05 League 2 [lower-alpha 10] 4625813906583 1st R4 R2 Football League Trophy R1 (S) Phil Jevons [lower-alpha 11] 29 ♦6,320 [103]
2005–06 League 146151120546256 15th R2 R2 Football League Trophy R1 (S) Phil Jevons 166,668
2006–07 League 146231013553979 5th [lower-alpha 12] R1 R1 Football League Trophy R2 (S) Wayne Gray 125,765
2007–08 League 146141022385952 18th R1 R1 Football League Trophy QF (S) Lloyd Owusu 115,468
2008–09 League 146121519416651 17th R1 R2 Football League Trophy R1 (S) Gavin Tomlin 94,223
2009–10 League 146131419555953 15th R1 R1 Football League Trophy R1 (S) Dean Bowditch 104,664
2010–11 League 146171119566659 14th R2 R1 Football League Trophy R1 (S) Dean Bowditch 154,291
2011–12 League 146141220598054 17th R2 R1 Football League Trophy R2 (S) Andy Williams 173,984
2012–13 League 14623815715677 4th [lower-alpha 13] R1 R2 Football League Trophy SF (S) Paddy Madden [lower-alpha 14] 23 ♦4,240
2013–14 Championship4681325447537 24th R4 R2 Ishmael Miller 106,616
2014–15 League 146101026367540 24th R3 R1 Football League Trophy R1 (S) James Hayter
Gozie Ugwu
54,346
2015–16 League 246111520435948 19th R3 R1 Football League Trophy SF (S) Ryan Bird
Harry Cornick
François Zoko
83,936
2016–17 League 246111718496450 20th R1 R2 EFL Trophy QF François Zoko 133,567
2017–18 League 246121222597548 19th R4 R1 EFL Trophy SF François Zoko 152,941
2018–19 League 24691324416640 24th R1 R1 EFL Trophy GS Alex Fisher 82,953
2019–20 National3717911614460 4th [lower-alpha 15] R1

R3

Rhys Murphy 202,907
2020–21 National42 [lower-alpha 16] 15720586852 16th R2 FA Trophy R3 Rhys Murphy 14n/a
2021–22 National44151415434659 12th R3

R4

W
Tom Knowles 112,422
2022–23 National4671920356040 22nd QR4

R3

QF
Alex Fisher
Malachi Linton
Matt Worthington
52,730
2023–24 National S462989814995 1st R2

R2

R2
Jordan Young 163,916

Footnotes

  1. Divisions are sorted according to their level within the English football league system at the time.
  2. The Football League Cup competition started in the 1960–61 season and Yeovil first entered in the 2003–04 season.
  3. Includes goals scored in all competitions.
  4. Shared with Bath City.
  5. Shared with Bristol City.
  6. Shared with Frome Town.
  7. Following Newport County's expulsion from the Football Conference, their results were expunged, meaning the league season was reduced from 42 games to 40.
  8. Beat Stevenage Borough 2–0 in the 2002 FA Trophy Final to win the club's first major trophy. [97]
  9. Lost 2–1 to Taunton Town in the 2002 Somerset Premier Cup final. [99]
  10. The Third Division was renamed League Two after Football League reorganisation. [102]
  11. Scored 27 goals in Football League Two.
  12. Beat Nottingham Forest 5–4 on aggregate after extra-time in the semi-final before losing 2–0 to Blackpool in the 2007 Football League One play-off final. [104] [105]
  13. Promoted to Football League Championship via the play-offs, beating Sheffield United 2–1 on aggregate in the semi-final and Brentford 2–1 in the 2013 Football League One play-off final. [106] [107]
  14. Scored 23 goals in Football League One, with 1 for Carlisle United.
  15. 1 2 The season was suspended on 16 March 2020 and later concluded prematurely in April 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with league positions and promotions decided on a points-per-game basis, [108] [109] [110] Yeovil finished the season in 4th position in the National League with a 1.62 PPG and qualified for the play-offs, but lost 2–0 to Barnet in the play-off quarter-finals. [111] While the Somerset Premier Cup along with all Somerset FA competitions was cancelled. [112]
  16. Dover Athletic's results were expunged after failing to meet fixture obligations, meaning the National League season was reduced from 44 games to 42.

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