Tahvon Campbell's loan helps Yeovil to rare win

Campbell, who turns 19 on Sunday, came on for the last 17 minutes to help the Glovers beat York City 1-0, their first league win since September 19.

The young striker's month-long loan was announced before the game, and he made a good impression on the Yeovil fans.

Albion head coach Tony Pulis said: "We want our academy players – and we've started to do it – to get out and play football.

"We don't want them to be stuck in academy football at 20 or 19, we want them to be out.

"You have to chip away at this because it's been ingrained over such a period of time that kids have got to stay together.

"I'm a great believer that they should be out testing themselves as early as possible."

Yeovil manager Darren Way said: "We have been keeping an eye on Tahvon at West Brom for a while now.

"I have watched him play a number of times and he is everything we are looking for in a striker."

Meanwhile, 19-year-old defenders Shaun Donnellan and George Cleet have both joined Worcester City in National League North on a month's loan.

Pulis gave 16-year-old striker Tyler Roberts a space on the first-team bench against Stoke.