Rhys Murphy opened the scoring just five minutes after coming on while Chris Dagnall added a second, having been on the field for just seven.
No wonder Yeovil boss Darren Sarll he was pleased with the impact they had. “There were some very good performances all round, but Murphy looked sharp, and we worked really hard on our quality in the week,” he said.
“I was also really pleased for Dagnall as since he has come in, the work ethic has really picked up. He leads by example and works so hard.”
However, it proved to be a first half void of said quality with Altrincham’s Ryan Colclough’s freekick on 13 minutes the only real chance of note, albeit failing to trouble keeper Adam Smith.
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