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Yeovil returned to winning ways as they held on for a 3-2 Enterprise National League victory over struggling Morecambe at Huish Park.
Brett McGavin gave the home side an early lead as he fired in a long-range effort after 10 minutes.
Relegation-threatened Morecambe struck back 10 minutes before the break though Gwion Edwards for his fourth goal of the season.
The Glovers took the lead for the second time just before the hour mark as James Daly picked out the bottom corner, moments before he fired wide as he searched for a brace.
January recruit Ryan Jones extended Yeovil’s lead seconds later, firing through a crowded box to find the net with his second goal for the club, while Jack Nolan reduced the deficit with a 76th-minute penalty as the hosts held on.
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