Yeovil Town’s National League visit to Kidderminster Harriers will be overseen by referee Oliver Mackey, with the match taking place at Aggborough this coming weekend.
Mackey will be assisted by Dan Robinson and Peter Dingle, while Oliver Noonan has been appointed fourth official. The fixture brings Yeovil to the ground of a Kidderminster side described as having the best home record in the league.
Mackey’s previous Yeovil decisions
Yeovil supporters will remember Mackey from the club’s March home victory over Tamworth. Ryan Jones and Declan Skura scored in that match, while Aaron Jarvis and James Daly were shown yellow cards.
The referee has also been involved in a more difficult previous meeting for the Glovers. In a 4-0 away defeat to York, Finn Cousin-Dawson and Dom Bernard were both sent off in the same game.
Officials’ record this season
Mackey has taken charge of five matches this season: two in the EFL Cup, and one each in League One, League Two and the National League. Across those games, he has issued 21 yellow cards, shown two red cards and awarded one penalty.
Both red cards came during the same league match between Salford and Shrewsbury, described in the match-officials preview as a feisty affair.
The full appointment is listed as Kidderminster Harriers FC first team against Yeovil Town FC first team in the National League, with Mackey as referee, Robinson and Dingle as assistant referees, and Noonan as fourth official.