Yeovil are unlikely to make many changes while Daniel Nardiello is not expected to be fit for Exeter.
Skiverton to make late checks; Nardiello concern for Grecians
Yeovil are unlikely to make many changes for Tuesday's home clash with Exeter in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
Manager Terry Skiverton will check on the fitness of forward Andy Williams, who had to come off with 10 minutes remaining after picking up a knock in Saturday's goalless draw at Oldham.
Midfielder Shaun MacDonald could feature after returning to Huish Park for a third loan spell last Friday.
The Wales Under-21 international was not involved at Boundary Park but Skiverton could include the Swansea man on Tuesday night.
But Skiverton could opt to stick with the majority of the side that secured a point against Paul Dickov's side.
Fellow loanee Rob Kiernan may return to the starting line-up after being left on the bench against the Latics.
Exeter news
Striker Daniel Nardiello is not expected to be fit for Exeter's first round tie at Huish Park.
The former Barnsley frontman missed Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Leyton Orient due to a groin strain and boss Paul Tisdale revealed it is "highly unlikely" he will face the Glovers.
Skipper Matt Taylor is definitely ruled out once again as he is suffering with back spasms, but fellow defender Richard Duffy is available after serving a one-match ban.
Marcus Stewart will play no part as he is still nursing a toe injury sustained in the Carling Cup defeat at his former club Ipswich.
On a more positive note, Troy Archibald-Henville came off the bench against Orient after nine months on the sidelines with a knee problem and Ryan Harley came through 90 minutes after recovering from illness.
