Woking extended their unbeaten run to five games with a 1-0 win at home to Yeovil Town in the National League.

Harry Beautyman’s 30th-minute goal proved decisive and gave the Cards all three points in front of a crowd of 2,048 at the Laithwaite Community Stadium.

The Cards were forced into an early change in the ninth minute, when Timmy Akinola replaced the injured Roy Syla.

Woking won a free kick in a promising position a minute later, when Yeovil’s Brett McGavin was penalised for handball on the edge of the area. Jake Forster-Caskey’s effort curled around the wall but was parried away by Glovers keeper Jed Ward.

The Cards went close again in the 18th minute when Olly Sanderson’s shot was flicked goalwards by Beautyman, with Ward called into action once more.

Woking nearly went ahead on 20 minutes when Matt Ward found Beautyman, who fired his effort just over the bar.

The Cards did take the lead on the half-hour mark when Aaron Drewe cut the ball back to Beautyman, who slotted his finish into the bottom left-hand corner of the net.

Beautyman nearly scored his second of the evening a couple of minutes later when he was found by Sanderson in the box, but Beautyman’s effort went just wide.

Interim managers Craig Ross, Jake Hyde and Dale Gorman made one substitution at half-time, with Jamie Andrews replacing Forster-Caskey.

The Glovers nearly got back on level terms in the 48th minute when James Daly’s deflected effort was well saved by Cards keeper Will Jaaskelainen.

The Cards made their third substitution of the evening on 68 minutes, with Tunji Akinola replacing goalscorer Beautyman.

Yeovil nearly equalised in the 82nd minute when McGavin’s free kick was well saved by Jaaskelainen, with Aaron Jarvis firing the rebound over the bar.

Woking made a double change on 84 minutes, with Tariq Hinds and Kian Pennant replacing Joe Gbode and Ward.

Woking managed the game well in the closing stages and saw the game out to earn successive victories and pick up another three points.

The win moved Woking up to tenth place in the National League table.

The Cards are now unbeaten in five games under Ross, Hyde and Gorman, winning three games and drawing two to pick up 11 points out of a possible 15.