Yeovil Town v Preston North End, 12 February 2013
| Score | 3-1 to Yeovil Town |
| Referee | Roger East |
| Competition | League One |
| Venue | Huish Park, Yeovil |
| Attendance | 3,661 |
View Yeovil Town v Preston North End head to head
Goals:
| James Hayter | 73 |
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| Nathan Ralph | 80 |
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| Paddy Madden | 90 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Marek Stěch
Defender
Luke Ayling
Defender
Dan Burn
Defender
Jamie McAllister
Defender/Midfielder
Joe Edwards
Defender/Midfielder
Byron Webster
Midfielder
Kevin Dawson
Midfielder
Sam Foley
Midfielder/Forward
James Hayter
Midfielder/Forward
Ed Upson
Forward
Paddy Madden
Substitutions:
| Nathan Ralph for Kevin Dawson | 61 |
| Lewis Young for Sam Foley | 61 |
| Kwesi Appiah for James Hayter | 81 |
Cards:
| Jamie McAllister | 57 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Gareth Stewart
Defender/Midfielder
Richard Hinds
Defender/Midfielder
Lewis Young
Midfielder
Dominic Blizzard
Midfielder
Nathan Ralph
Midfielder
Gavin Williams
Forward
Kwesi Appiah
Comments:
League position: 7th With this victory, Yeovil Town equalled a club record of seven consecutive league wins. They previously achieved the feat during December 2004 and January 2005 in their League Two title-winning season.Goals:
| Chris Beardsley | 30 |
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Starting lineup:
Declan Rudd
Goalkeeper
Paul Connolly
Defender/Right back
Ben Davies
Defender
Paul Huntington
Defender/Centre back
Chris Robertson
Defender/Centre back
Lee Holmes
Midfielder
Andy Procter
Midfielder
John Welsh
Midfielder
Jeffrey Monakana
Midfielder/Forward
Chris Beardsley
Forward
Joe Garner
Forward
Substitutions:
| David Buchanan for Ben Davies | 69 |
| Graham Cummins for Chris Beardsley | 83 |
| Keith Keane for Andy Procter | 83 |
Cards:
| Chris Beardsley | 38 | Y |
| Ben Davies | 63 | Y |
| Paul Connolly | 79 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Thorsten Stuckman
Defender
Luke Foster
Defender/Midfielder
David Buchanan
Defender/Midfielder
Keith Keane
Midfielder
Nicky Wroe
Midfielder/Forward
Will Hayhurst
Forward
Graham Cummins
Comments:
League position: 7th With this victory, Yeovil Town equalled a club record of seven consecutive league wins. They previously achieved the feat during December 2004 and January 2005 in their League Two title-winning season.Comments:
League position: 17th With Preston North End extending their winless run to seven games, manager Graham Westley stepped down as manager the following day.