League One
March 12, 2013
Crawley hit back to stun Glovers
Scoring Summary
| Yeovil Town | Crawley Town |
|---|---|
| Byron Webster (5') | Joe Walsh (46') |
| Patrick Madden (18') | Matthew Sparrow (62') |
Teams
| Yeovil Town | Crawley Town |
|---|---|
| 1 Marek Stech | 1 Paul Jones |
| 3 Jamie McAllister | 3 Mathew Sadler |
| 18 Daniel Burn | 12 Joe Walsh |
| 5 Byron Webster | 6 Connor Essam |
| 20 Joe Edwards | 2 Mustapha Dumbuya |
| 2 Luke Ayling | 15 Dannie Bulman |
| 19 Ben Gordon | 10 Matthew Sparrow |
| 22 Kevin Dawson | 7 Billy Clarke |
| 8 Edward Upson | 8 Sergio Torres |
| 9 James Hayter | 28 Paul Hayes |
| 17 Patrick Madden | 14 Jamie Proctor |
| Substitutes | |
| 12 Gareth Stewart | David Hunt 13 |
| 4 Richard Hinds | Mark Connolly 4 |
| 16 Nathan Ralth | Nicky Adams 16 |
| 10 Gavin Williams | Mike Jones 21 |
| 6 Dominic Blizzard | Jake Taylor 17 |
| 15 Lewis Young | Johnny Maddison 25 |
| 21 Wes Fletcher | Aiden O'Brien 19 |
| Substitutions | |
| Nathan Ralth for Jamie McAllister (24) | Nicky Adams for Sergio Torres (70) |
| Dominic Blizzard for Ben Gordon (67) | Aiden O'Brien for Jamie Proctor (76) |
| Gavin Williams for James Hayter (78) | Mike Jones for Billy Clarke (85) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Byron Webster (74) | Joe Walsh (36) |
| Paul Hayes (39) | |
| Dannie Bulman (90) | |
| · Squads: Yeovil Town | Crawley Town | |
Yeovil were left to rue a second-half collapse after Crawley fought back to earn a pulsating 2-2 draw at Huish Park.
The Glovers saw their seven-game winning home run come to an end after goals from Joe Walsh and Matt Sparrow cancelled out Byron Webster and Paddy Madden's first-half strikes.
The hosts took the lead after only five minutes when towering defender Webster powerfully headed home debutant Ben Gordon's cross.
Crawley's misery was compounded when Madden clinically converted Luke Ayling's delivery to notch his 20th goal of the campaign.
However, the visitors - who came into the game on the back of four wins in their last seven away games - threatened and missed some gilt-edged chances before half-time.
Billy Clarke rattled the crossbar with a free-kick before Brentford loanee Paul Hayes twice spurned glorious openings, including one from only five yards out.
Seconds after the break, though, the visitors reduced the deficit after Walsh nodded home a Mat Sadler free-kick.
Sparrow then completed the comeback with a confident strike before both sides rattled the woodwork twice in a dramatic late flurry.



