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Eastleigh come into this one without a win in five league matches, and their recent games have been lively enough to keep both goals and mistakes in play. The 3-3 draw away to Woking on 3 April followed a 2-4 home defeat to Forest Green Rovers and a 0-2 loss to Sutton United, so they have been conceding far too often, but they have also found the net in enough of those outings to keep BTTS in view.
Yeovil Town are in slightly better shape after beating Truro City 1-0 on 3 April, yet their away record still leans toward open games. They have lost 14 of their 21 league trips overall, with 29 goals conceded on the road, and their away form has featured both scoring and conceding in several recent fixtures, including 1-2 defeats at Southend United and Gateshead and a 2-0 win at Wealdstone.
The head-to-head record also points toward goals at both ends rather than a clean sheet for either side. Yeovil have failed to keep Eastleigh out in three straight meetings, and the two clubs drew 1-1 in the reverse fixture on 30 December 2025. Even so, recent meetings have not always gone overboard for goals, so there is a little tension between the BTTS angle and the tighter historical trend.
Eastleigh’s home numbers are another reason to expect each side to get chances. They have conceded 41 goals in 23 league games at home and have already lost 10 of those, while their recent defensive record includes four goals shipped against Forest Green and three at Woking. Yeovil’s away scoring return is not huge, but their 20 goals on the road and Eastleigh’s run of six straight games without a clean sheet make both teams finding the net a fair expectation.
My prediction is Both Teams To Score at 3/4. Eastleigh have gone six league matches without keeping a clean sheet, Yeovil have failed to shut Eastleigh out in three consecutive head-to-head meetings, and Eastleigh’s last six games have produced goals at both ends often enough to fit this market. Yeovil’s away record also leaves room for chances, while Eastleigh’s recent defensive slip-ups make a blank from either side less likely.
