Paul Sturrock is still searching for a winning combination as his struggling Yeovil side prepare to host Cambridge on the back of a late defeat during the week.

The Glovers are without a win in six and are joint-bottom of the division after a poor start to the season, and the injuries continue to mount for Sturrock.

Stephen Arthurworrey became the latest man to go down with injury, and will miss out against Cambridge, while Kevin Dawson, Simon Gillett, Ben Tozer, Jack Compton, Omar Sowunmi and Jamie Burrows complete a lengthy absence list.

However Sturrock revealed he is looking to add an attacker to his squad on a temporary basis in time for the game, with Ryan Bird, Shaun Jeffers and Harry Cornick all failing to impress in recent games.

Cambridge boss Richard Money looks set to pick from the same squad that suffered a narrow loss at Exeter in midweek.

The U's have stayed in the West Country to prepare for the Yeovil clash, leaving their injured players behind.

Keith Keane, Leon Legge and Josh Coulson are among those who have sat out the trip while captain Mark Roberts serves the final game of a three-match ban.

Money said: "The long trip down here was always going to give me an opportunity to talk individually with one or two. It still doesn't give us a chance to do the team building we would like to do because five or six are still injured and are back at home."