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Home skipper Harry Beautyman scored the decisive goal as Woking stretched their unbeaten run to five games with a 1-0 win over Yeovil.
Beautyman had flashed an earlier effort over the top but rose to the occasion on the half-hour mark, picking out the bottom corner to put his side ahead.
He came close to doubling up just a couple of minutes later but flashed wide, with the Glovers unable to muster an equaliser in an improved second period.
James Daly was a lively presence but a looping deflected effort that was well saved by Will Jaaskelainen was as close as he came.
While Woking are secure in mid-table, a third successive defeat leaves Yeovil looking nervously down at the relegation zone from 19th.
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